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Victims of Chicago Police Crimes Demand Change

Posted on August 3, 2012 by Gregory Malandrucco

(This is part one of a two-part series on the People’s Hearing on Police Crimes. Part two can be found here.) CHICAGO – On Saturday morning, July 21, 2012, I stood with one-hundred and fifty fellow Chicagoans to work toward … Continue reading →

Posted in Features | Tagged Area 2, Area 3, Armanda Shackleford, Burge, CAARPR, Chicago police, Develt Bradford, Emmett Farmer, Flint Farmer, Forced Confession, Frank Chapman, Gerald Reed, harassment, Independent Police Review Authority, intimidation, IPRA, Jeff Baker, Jesus Garcia, Johnny Plumber, LaJuana Lampkins, Marcus Wiggins, Mark Clements, Nick Escamilla, Peoples Hearing on Police Crimes, Police Brutality, Police corruption, Police Crime, Prince Akbar, Stephon Watts, Torture, video evidence | 10 Comments

Video is the New Reality: One Year after Flint Farmer was Senselessly Killed by Chicago Police

Posted on June 7, 2012 by Gregory Malandrucco

CHICAGO, Illinois – There was a time when civilian witness and police accounts represented the most definitive source of information when trying to assess right versus wrong, particularly with something as emotionally charged as a homicide. Those times are gone. … Continue reading →

Posted in Latest News | Tagged Chicago police, Emmett Farmer, Flint Farmer, police accountability, Police Brutality, video evidence | 5 Comments

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