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Chicago Cop (Only) Fired for Shooting Sixteen Times at the Victims of a Drive By Then Lying About It

February 25, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 1105 Views Accountability, assault, Brutality, chicago, chicago police department, Chrysler, civilian review board, Cook County, cop block, copblock.org, Dishonesty, double-standards, drive-by shooting, excessive force, hearing officer, IL, Illinois, independent police review authority, innocent bystander, IPRA, James Fieweger, kelly patterson, Mitsubishi, Officer Francisco "Frank" Perez, oversight commission, police, police accountability, police department lawyer, Special Assistant Corporation Counsel, surveillance video, top notch

Last week, the Chicago Independent Police Review Authority, one of those civilian oversight boards that are designed to make it

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Articles Police Abuse 

Lawsuit: Cop Beat, Stuck Gun In Mouth Of Mentally Disabled Teen, Tried To Cover It Up

September 13, 2016 Asa J 2073 Views beating, chicago police, chicago police department, Chicago police officer, Cook County, Cook County jail, Cook County state's attorney's office, cop beats mentally disabled teen, cop beats teen, copblock, copblock.org, cops sticks gun in mouth, cover up, Dishonesty, electronic monitoring, emotional trauma, fake police reports, false reports, federal lawsuit, gun in mouth, independent police review authority, IPRA, lacerations, Matthew Jackson, mental impairment, mentally disabled, Mentally Disabled Teen, Mount Sinai Hospital, Nathaniel Taylor, officer Matthew Jackson, police abuse, police beating, police misconduct, Police State, Richard Dvorak, teen beating, walked across lawn, West Side

A Chicago police officer is being accused of beating and sticking his gun in the mouth of a mentally disabled

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Video Shows Chicago Cop Stomp Drug Suspect’s Head

June 14, 2016 Asa J 1148 Views Anthony Guglielmi, Brutality, chicago, Chicago Fire Department, chicago police department, Chicago police officer, cop stomps man in head, copblock, copblock.org, Drug war, end the drug war, excessive force, facebook, independent police review authority, Minister Jedidiah Brown, Mount Sinai Hospital, narcotics investigation, Police brutality, Police State, protestors, Shaquille O'Neil, stomped in head, Superintendent Johnson, video, West Grenshaw

Video has emerged showing a plainclothes Chicago police officer stomping a man’s head while a second plainclothes cop tries to

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No Charges For Chicago Cop Filmed Shooting Ronald Johnson In The Back – Family Allege “Cover-Up”

December 8, 2015December 8, 2015 Asa J 1549 Views #JusticeForRonnieman, Anita Alvarez, attorney Michael Oppenheimer, Chicago City Council, Chicago mafia, chicago police, chicago police department, conspiracy, Cook County, copblock, copblock.org, cover up, dash cam video, Dorothy Holmes, federal lawsuit, film the police, garry mccarthy, independent police review authority, Judge Franklin Valderrama, Justice for Ronnieman, Laquan McDonald, Mayor rahm emanuel, New York Times, officer George Hernandez, Officer Jason Van Dyke, Organized crime, police execution, police shoot man in back, police shot man running away in the back, press conference, rahm emanuel, Ronald Johnson, Ronnieman, running away, San Bernardino shooting, shot in the back, superintendent Garry McCarthy, video, wrongful death

The Chicago police department is in the spotlight again after Cook County State’s Attorney Anita Alvarez said during a press

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Cover-Up Allegations Tear Apart Chicago Police Account Of Fatal Shooting

September 26, 2015March 1, 2016 Asa J 1607 Views Accountability, attorney Steven Greenberg, Aurora, chicago, Chicago Law Department, chicago police, chicago police department, Civil rights, civil rights lawsuit, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Court records, cover up, Darius Pinex, Dishonesty, double-standards, Englewood, Gloria Pinex, independent police review authority, Jordan Marsh, Justice System, Officer Gildardo Sierra, Officer Raoul Mosqueda, Oldsmobile Aurora, police cover-up, radio dispatch lie, Senior Corporation Counsel Jordan Marsh, Sgt. Jeffrey Siwek, South Chicago, Zone 6 radio recording

Almost five years after the fatal police shooting of Darius Pinex at a Englewood intersection in Chicago, allegations of a

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Chicago Investigator Fired for Finding Cops at Fault in Shootings

July 20, 2015July 20, 2015 Ademo Freeman 1166 Views ando, chicago, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, excessive force, independent police review authority, IPRA, lorenzo davis, police accountability, Police brutality, police finding, police shootings, Police State, rahm emanuel, rights, strike the root, thin blue line, Transparency, wrongful shooting

Breaking news out of Chicago: Lorenzo Davis, 65, a former Chicago police commander was fired by Scott M. Ando, chief

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Chicago Lawsuit Over Police Brutality Caught on Video

July 16, 2015July 16, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 1079 Views ABC7, ABC7 News in Chicago, Accountability, assault, block party, Brutality, CBS2 News in Chicago, chicago, chicago police department, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, Harassment, IL, Illinois, independent police review authority, Jeremiah Smith, kelly patterson, lawsuit, Lisa Simmons, no victim no crime, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Rahsaan Gordon, rights, South Christiana, video

On Thursday, July 9th Lisa Simmons and her son, Jeremiah Smith, filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department over an

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Chicago’s Rogue Police Section

May 22, 2012January 1, 2014 CopBlock 1662 Views chicago justice project, chicago police department, cop block, copblock.org, drug prohibition, independent police review authority, jerome finnigan, lawsuits, police corruption, police misconduct, Property rights, roberto ontivero-artal, search and seizure, special operations section, the chicago reporter, yisrael shapiro

This post comes to CopBlock from Accountability. It was originally included the May/June issue of The Chicago Reporter and authored

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