Chicago police delay making foot chase policy permanent, saying more data needed
The Chicago Police Department has missed a deadline for reforming its foot pursuit policy, saying it needs to collect more data to get “the policy right.”
The Chicago Police Department has missed a deadline for reforming its foot pursuit policy, saying it needs to collect more data to get “the policy right.”
Eric Morgan, man accused of being involved in Officer Ella French's murder, expected in court
The man accused of being involved in the murder of Chicago Police Officer Ella French will face a judge Friday morning.
The man accused of being involved in the murder of Chicago Police Officer Ella French will face a judge Friday morning.
Chicago dad shot, killed while driving daughter to school
Travell Miller?s last act before dying in an ambush on the West Side was shielding his 7-year-old daughter from gunfire and possibly saving her life, his family says.
Travell Miller?s last act before dying in an ambush on the West Side was shielding his 7-year-old daughter from gunfire and possibly saving her life, his family says.
Chicago police lieutenant accused of shoving a flashlight between buttocks of teen carjacking suspect
A Chicago police lieutenant allegedly shoved a flashlight between the buttocks of a handcuffed carjacking suspect and then yelled to the 17-year-old "That’s what you get for carjacking," prosecutors said Thursday at a felony bond hearing for the officer.
A Chicago police lieutenant allegedly shoved a flashlight between the buttocks of a handcuffed carjacking suspect and then yelled to the 17-year-old "That’s what you get for carjacking," prosecutors said Thursday at a felony bond hearing for the officer.
Study finds Chicago police pull over Black drivers seven times more often than white drivers
Ed Yohnka from ACLU of Illinois talks about new data that sheds light on the disparate rates in which Chicago police pull over Black motorists.
Ed Yohnka from ACLU of Illinois talks about new data that sheds light on the disparate rates in which Chicago police pull over Black motorists.
2 Chicago police officers charged for beating 17-year-old
Two Chicago police officers were released on their own recognizance Wednesday for allegedly beating a 17-year-old boy.
Two Chicago police officers were released on their own recognizance Wednesday for allegedly beating a 17-year-old boy.
Chicago's police oversight agency releases video of officer-involved shooting in Calumet City
Chicago's police oversight agency released video and other materials related to an officer-involved shooting that took place in Calumet City in July.
Chicago's police oversight agency released video and other materials related to an officer-involved shooting that took place in Calumet City in July.
Activists call for action against Chicago police officer accused of attacking Black woman
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez reports...
FOX 32's Roseanne Tellez reports...
Mother of fallen CPD Officer Ella French thanks public for support, wishes daughter 'Happy Birthday'
Elizabeth French ended her letter with this postscript: P.S. Happy Birthday Ella Grace! I love you. Mom
Elizabeth French ended her letter with this postscript: P.S. Happy Birthday Ella Grace! I love you. Mom
Free meals this week for Chicago first responders
The Chicago Police Foundation and Guaranteed Rate are guaranteeing first responders a good meal this week.
The Chicago Police Foundation and Guaranteed Rate are guaranteeing first responders a good meal this week.
As carjackings skyrocket, Chicago Police hand out flyers with tips on how to avoid being victimized
The flyer offered information about strategies that carjackers use, like the "Bump and Run," in which another car rear-ends your car. Then, the passenger in that car jumps into your driver's seat while you're out looking at the damage and takes off.
The flyer offered information about strategies that carjackers use, like the "Bump and Run," in which another car rear-ends your car. Then, the passenger in that car jumps into your driver's seat while you're out looking at the damage and takes off.
Chicago police officer who grabbed Black woman walking her dog is placed on desk duty
Chicago's police oversight agency on Monday recommended Supt. David Brown either relieve an officer of his police powers or place him on administrative duties after he was seen on viral video grabbing a woman walking her dog, and the police department announced that he was placed on desk duty.
Chicago's police oversight agency on Monday recommended Supt. David Brown either relieve an officer of his police powers or place him on administrative duties after he was seen on viral video grabbing a woman walking her dog, and the police department announced that he was placed on desk duty.
Chicago police superintendent says officer who grabbed Black woman walking dog is still on duty
The video shows the officer grabbing Nikkita Brown, who is Black. Her attorneys called it a "brutal attack." “I know it's frustrating for the public, once you've seen a viral video,” Police Superintendent David Brown said. “Hopefully I'll get a little more facts today.”
The video shows the officer grabbing Nikkita Brown, who is Black. Her attorneys called it a "brutal attack." “I know it's frustrating for the public, once you've seen a viral video,” Police Superintendent David Brown said. “Hopefully I'll get a little more facts today.”
Video shows CPD officer confronting, grabbing Black woman who was walking her dog
Attorneys for Nikkita Brown said that other people, who were white, were also in the park but were not confronted. Attorneys called it an "obvious case of racial profiling" that resulted in "emotional trauma" because of the "brutal, unprovoked and unlawful attack."
Attorneys for Nikkita Brown said that other people, who were white, were also in the park but were not confronted. Attorneys called it an "obvious case of racial profiling" that resulted in "emotional trauma" because of the "brutal, unprovoked and unlawful attack."
CPD announces charges in death of 70-year-old woman
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of a 70-year-old woman.
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of a 70-year-old woman.
Supt. Brown recommends 4 Chicago police officers be fired over 2019 alleged choking incident
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown has recommended to the Chicago Police Board that four police officers be fired for their roles in an alleged choking incident that occurred in 2019.
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown has recommended to the Chicago Police Board that four police officers be fired for their roles in an alleged choking incident that occurred in 2019.
Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. releases video on 7th anniversary with CPD: 'We did it'
On Wednesday, Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., who was wounded in the same traffic stop that killed Officer Ella French, released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
On Wednesday, Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., who was wounded in the same traffic stop that killed Officer Ella French, released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
Paralyzed Chicago Police Officer Yanez marks 7th anniversary with CPD
On Wednesday, Yanez released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
On Wednesday, Yanez released a video to honor his seventh anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. releases video on 7th anniversary with CPD
The CPD officer who was wounded during the same traffic stop that Officer Ella French was killed, released a video on his 7th anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
The CPD officer who was wounded during the same traffic stop that Officer Ella French was killed, released a video on his 7th anniversary with the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago's ShotSpotter technology rarely leads to gun crime evidence, investigatory stops: watchdog report
The city’s watchdog issued a report Tuesday that found ShotSpotter technology used by Chicago police rarely leads to investigatory stops or evidence of gun crimes and can change the way officers interact with areas they’re charged with patrolling.
The city’s watchdog issued a report Tuesday that found ShotSpotter technology used by Chicago police rarely leads to investigatory stops or evidence of gun crimes and can change the way officers interact with areas they’re charged with patrolling.