Between 2019 and 2023, Chicago taxpayers paid $384.2 million to resolve lawsuits alleging police misconduct. Cases involving officers with repeated claims accounted for nearly 43% of these costs. The department has faced challenges in holding officers accountable, with many remaining on the force despite multiple misconduct complaints. Efforts to implement an early warning system to flag problematic officers have been delayed, hindering proactive reform.
Disciplinary Actions Overview – Chicago Police Department
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