Chicago Police Department reports 89 cases of COVID-19

Chicago police Friday announced 13 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the department, bringing the number of cases to 89.

12 more CPD employees test positive for COVID-19

There are now 76 total cases of the disease in the department, police said. Of the total, 74 are police officers and two are civilian members.

29 more CPD members test positive for COVID-19

The Chicago Police Department on Monday announced 29 more employees have tested positive for the coronavirus.

CPD spokesman Anthony Guglielmi to resign

CPD spokesman Anthony Gugliemi said on Sunday he plans to resign soon.

10 more Chicago police officers test positive for COVID-19

The department confirmed additional cases in all three detective districts, Chicago police announced Friday evening.

Officer among two more CPD employees diagnosed with COVID-19

An officer and a civilian employee tested positive, bringing the total number of confirmed cases within the department to 11, police said Thursday.

3 more CPD officers diagnosed with COVID-19

Three additional Chicago police officers have been diagnosed with the coronavirus.

2 Chicago cops fired for 2016 shooting during stolen car chase that ended in death of 18-year-old

The Chicago Police Board on Thursday fired two officers for shooting at a stolen car in 2016 that was speeding away from a South Side traffic stop shortly before the fatal shooting of Paul O’Neal, an unarmed teen who was behind the wheel.

CPD officer, 2 CFD paramedics test positive for COVID-19

A detective of the Chicago Police Department and two Chicago Fire Department paramedics have contracted coronavirus.

Jury finds man charged with killing CPD commander guilty of first-degree murder

Prosecutors said Shomari Legghette, 46, a four-time convicted felon, struggled with Commander Paul Bauer in a stairwell outside the Thompson Center after fleeing from police.

Officers involved in Red Line shooting relieved of police powers

Two Chicago police officers who tried to arrest a man in a CTA Red Line station last week, leading one of the officers to shoot the man twice, have been relieved of their police powers, according to the Chicago Police Department. 

Federal juries penalize Chicago in lawsuits against police

Separate federal juries on Tuesday found that Chicago police officers wrongly indulged in conduct that resulted in the fatal shooting of a suspect and the false confession and imprisonment of an alleged rape suspect.