Chicago Police Retire To Evade Punishment While Collecting 6-Figure Pensions

Since Chicago officials received a city watchdog investigation recommending six officers be disciplined for their roles surrounding the killing of David Koschman by a nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley, three have retired.

Illinois Policy Institute
作者 Illinois Policy Institute
Chicago Police Superintendent John Escalante, left, speaks as Mayor Rahm Emanuel, right, listens, during a news conference in Chicago. As it scrambles to regain public trust shattered by the video of a black 17-year-old being shot 16 times by a white officer, the Chicago Police Department released crime statistics Friday, Jan. 1, 2016, that reveal a drop in some major crimes in the city but a significant increase in the number of homicides and shootings. Dec. 30, 2015. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

Since Chicago officials received a city watchdog investigation recommending six officers be disciplined for their roles surrounding the killing of David Koschman by a nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley, three have retired. Chicago police officers implicated in the wake of a political scandal within the Chicago Police Department, or CPD,

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Chicago Police Don’t Want You To See This Picture Of Officers ‘Hunting’ Suspect

Try as they might, the Chicago Police Department was unable to keep a Cook County judge from hiding their secret image.

M. David for Counter Current News
作者 M. David for Counter Current News
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It’s the picture the Chicago Police Department doesn’t want the public to see. The image is of two Chicago Police officers posing with rifles over an unidentified suspect as though he was hunted. Nearly all who have seen the image have noted the obvious racial tone of the image. Few, even within the department, have tried to deny that the image of

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