Police Board Often Blocks Firing Cops For Misconduct: Study
Chicago Public Radio:
When Chicago's Police Superintendent wants to fire an officer for misconduct he has to get approval from the Chicago Police Board.
Chicago Public Radio:
When Chicago's Police Superintendent wants to fire an officer for misconduct he has to get approval from the Chicago Police Board.
Jamie Kalven: Release of Police Documents Imminent
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It seems to me that President Obama and Mayor Daley are more concerned about securing the Olympics for the city of Chicago than the safety of the CPS students in the city.
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Police always protect their own.
The police board is appointed and serves at the mayor's pleasure. Daley needs the rank and file to help him maintain his tight control of the city.
First Posted: 10-29-09 09:20 AM | Updated: 10-29-09 09:47 AM