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Sep 3, 2025
How Community Organizations Can Help Reduce Dependence on Police
For many people, calling the police to handle everything from noise complaints to neighbor disputes is a reflexive response. But for some, a troubled history with police makes calling 911 a difficult choice. 
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How Community Organizations Can Help Reduce Dependence on Police
Sep 3, 2025
Chicago’s Next Steps in Reforming the Police
The conditions under which Chicago police officers can use force will be reviewed by a new community working group, but even before its work begins in earnest the group itself is under a degree of scrutiny.
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Chicago’s Next Steps in Reforming the Police
Sep 3, 2025
No Bond for Chicago Man Accused of Firing Shots at Car Full of Police, Wounding 1
Steven McGee, a reputed gang member, allegedly opened fire on a car full of uniformed Chicago police officers, striking one in the leg, as they attempted to arrest him in Bronzeville on Monday for a previous aggravated assault.
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No Bond for Chicago Man Accused of Firing Shots at Car Full of Police, Wounding 1
Sep 3, 2025
Officer Who Shot Rayshard Brooks Charged With Felony Murder
Prosecutors brought murder charges Wednesday against the white Atlanta police officer who shot Rayshard Brooks in the back, saying that the black man posed no threat when he was gunned down.
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Officer Who Shot Rayshard Brooks Charged With Felony Murder
Sep 3, 2025
Activists Push for New Police Oversight Board in Chicago
A couple hundred activists gathered outside of Chicago City Hall on Wednesday to call on the mayor and City Council to create a new elected board that would have the power to investigate and fire police officers. 
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Activists Push for New Police Oversight Board in Chicago
Sep 3, 2025
Illinois Supreme Court Rejects FOP Request to Destroy Old Officer Complaint Records
The case stems from a yearslong battle between the city of Chicago and the Fraternal Order of Police, which has argued that its collective bargaining agreement requires complaint files be destroyed after five years.
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Illinois Supreme Court Rejects FOP Request to Destroy Old Officer Complaint Records
Sep 3, 2025
Report: Chicago Police Continues to Lag Behind in Consent Decree Compliance
“This is a critical time in history and for law enforcement,” independent monitor Maggie Hickey said in a statement. “It is my hope that the current momentum around police accountability will inspire the City and the CPD to accelerate its efforts.”
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Report: Chicago Police Continues to Lag Behind in Consent Decree Compliance
Sep 3, 2025
Ex-Businessman Facing Murder Charges in Mumbai Terror Attack
A former Chicago businessman imprisoned for aiding terrorist groups has been arrested in Los Angeles to face murder charges in India for the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks that killed more than 160 people, U.S. prosecutors said Friday.
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Ex-Businessman Facing Murder Charges in Mumbai Terror Attack
Sep 3, 2025
Nearly Half of All Dispersal Orders to Enforce Stay-at-Home Order Took Place on West Side: Data
Nearly half of the more than 8,700 verbal orders issued by Chicago police to enforce stay-at-home orders designed to slow the spread of COVID-19 took place on the West Side, according to data from the Chicago Police Department.
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Nearly Half of All Dispersal Orders to Enforce Stay-at-Home Order Took Place on West Side: Data
Sep 3, 2025
Spate of Shootings Raises Fears of a Violent Summer
Although mass shootings are down sharply this year, other non-suicidal gun deaths are on pace to exceed last year, according to incidents tracked by the Gun Violence Archive. 
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Spate of Shootings Raises Fears of a Violent Summer
Sep 3, 2025
Amid Wave of Cultural Change, Trump Tries to Stir a Backlash
President Donald Trump has made clear that as he embraces the culture wars in the months leading up to Election Day, he’ll put the Supreme Court in his crosshairs. 
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Amid Wave of Cultural Change, Trump Tries to Stir a Backlash
Sep 3, 2025
Lawsuit: Chicago Detainees Being Denied Access to Phone Calls, Attorneys
The Cook County Public Defender’s Office and several activist groups are suing the city of Chicago, accusing the police department of “disappearing” detainees by preventing them from making phone calls after their arrest.
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Lawsuit: Chicago Detainees Being Denied Access to Phone Calls, Attorneys
Sep 3, 2025
Effort Designed to Keep Teens Out of Jail Badly Broken, Officials Tell Aldermen
An effort designed to keep teens who commit minor crimes out of jail is so broken that the city’s social service agency will no longer work with Chicago police to administer the program, officials told aldermen Tuesday.
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Effort Designed to Keep Teens Out of Jail Badly Broken, Officials Tell Aldermen
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