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Caught on video on destruction spree, Matthew Rupert gets 105 months
Galesburg resident Matthew Rupert has been sentenced to 105 months in federal prison after video footage repeatedly captured him at the heart of riot scenes that played out in Chicago and Minnesota following the police killing of George Floyd.
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'We’re not going to be waiting on the bagpipes.' CPD Deputy Chief Eric Carter disses honor guard escort of Ella French’s body
Eric Carter, the Chicago Police Department’s second in command, tried to stop a department honor guard escort of fallen officer Ella French’s body from Cook County Hospital to the county medical examiner’s building Sunday, sources confirm to Chicago City Wire.
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'All uniformed agents need CRT': Chicago Police would take Critical Race Theory courses under bill heralded by activist, political activist
A bill that would require Chicago Police Department employees to take critical race theory (CRT) courses before hiring and during their time in the academy now sits in the Rules Committee in Springfield.
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Police Superintendent Brown: 'There are too many violent offenders and too little consequences in our courts'
Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown argues there’s plenty of blame to go around for the city’s runaway crime rate, with state prosecutors and courts being a major part of the problem.
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OPINION: For real police reform, stop letting police union contracts override Illinois law
Nearly a year has passed since George Floyd’s death set off waves of demonstrations across the nation, including Chicago, prompting Illinois’ public leaders to pledge police reforms that both improve public safety and community relationships with law enforcement.But what if none of those promised changes mattered?
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Chicago Contrarian calls alderman's actions at police department 'national embarrassment'
The alderman of Chicago's 25th Ward, Byron Sigcho-Lopez, recently stormed a Chicago police department to question the arrest of a protestor.
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Police union President Catanzara: Law enforcement 'under no obligation to be fired upon'
Chicago Police Union President John Catanzara Jr. said Chicago PD Officer Eric Stillman, who fatally shot a teen, had no way of knowing the boy's intention when the gun became visible.