Chicago cop recorded kissing then-Supt. Eddie Johnson reassigned: report

A female officer who was reportedly caught on video kissing then-Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson at a popular restaurant in October was transferred weeks later from his personal security detail to another role on the police force, a department spokesman said.

Second cop involved in body-slam incident stripped of police powers as COPA investigates

A second officer has been stripped of police powers in connection with an incident that was captured on cellphone video last week in which a man was body-slammed by police after allegedly spitting on an officer in Chatham. 

Eddie Johnson firing puts spotlight on cops who let him go

When fellow officers discovered Chicago’s police chief asleep behind the wheel of his running SUV, they did not conduct any sobriety tests and let their boss drive home - a decision that has thrown a spotlight on what happens when one officer confronts another on patrol.

Report: CPD employees under investigation for alleged cover-up of Eddie Johnson incident

Multiple employees of the Chicago Police Department are under investigation for allegedly covering up an incident involving Eddie Johnson where he was found asleep in his vehicle after a night of drinking, according to a report.

Chicago officer who had cops babysit his son is demoted

Chicago's interim police superintendent has demoted a commander whom the city's inspector general accused of directing on-duty officers under him to babysit his son with special needs.

Interim police chief Charlie Beck hopes for smooth transition

Chicago's interim police chief says he's getting oriented in the job, a day after Superintendent Eddie Johnson was fired and he took over the post.

Reports shed new light on Eddie Johnson's firing

Chicago’s fired police chief was having drinks with a woman for hours the mid-October night officers found him sleeping behind the wheel of his SUV, according to two newspapers citing unidentified sources.

Mayor Lightfoot terminates top cop: 'Mr. Johnson has misled the people of Chicago'

Mayor Lori Lightfoot says she has terminated police superintendent Eddie Johnson for lying to her and intentionally misleading the public after he was found asleep in his vehicle in October.

Officers credited with saving life of 15-year-old boy shot in West Lawn

“I was talking to him through the whole ordeal,” Officer Saul Avila said at the award ceremony. “I was holding his hand, reassuring him … I wanted him to know, ‘We’re here for you.’”

Chicago cop gets 18 months in prison for taking bribes to leak names to attorney service

Cadichon, a member of the department since 1998, is no longer an active duty officer and will face termination charges before the police board, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said.

Fired Chicago police officer files lawsuit to get his job back

A former Chicago police officer who was fired for his role in the December 2015 fatal shooting of a 55-year-old bystander is suing to get his job back.

Chicago man who had double murder conviction vacated remains in prison

His conviction was vacated last year, yet Gerald Reed remains in prison in a wheelchair and still tortured, his family says, by being locked up for 29 years for a crime he didn't commit.

Wisconsin girl raises money to help Chicago police buy tourniquets

A Wisconsin teenager is helping keep police officers in Chicago safe, and because of her generosity, she is being recognized.