Civilian Office of Police Accountability
Chicago Police Ran Over Woman, Didn’t Move SUV As It Crushed Victim’s Leg For More Than 8 Minutes, Video Shows
Martina Standley was left with a traumatic brain injury and a crushed leg after a Chicago police officer drove into her in November 2019, according to a lawsuit.
Police Racked Up So Many Complaints During Summer Protests A Special Unit Was Created To Investigate
Eight Chicago officers have been relieved of their police powers so far due to protest-related complaints from the summer.
After Police Footage Released, Miguel Vega’s Family Seeks Answers In Fatal Shooting: ‘I’m Waiting For Justice For My Son’
Relatives said they are “deeply disappointed” that no one from the police department has reached out to speak to them about the shooting.
Investigators Release Video Of Police Fatally Shooting Miguel Vega In Pilsen
Police say someone in Vega's group opened fire on officers, sparking a shootout with police. The slain man's family is skeptical of his involvement.
After Police Kill Miguel Vega During Alleged Shootout, 100 Gather In Pilsen To Support His Grieving Family: ‘We Want Justice’
While police and a witness say someone in Vega's group opened fire on officers, sparking a shootout with police, the slain man's family is skeptical of his involvement. “They haven't told us anything,” his mother said of police.
More Public Data Can Help Hold Police Accountable, Experts Say — But More Must Be Done To Create Systemic Change
Data portals can better publicize Chicago Police Department's responses to misconduct, but the data doesn't keep abusive officers off the street.
258 Complaints Filed Against Chicago Police Amid Protesting Over George Floyd Murder
Protesters — and journalists — have reported being brutalized, beaten with batons and pepper sprayed by Chicago Police officers at such events.