Report: CPD has only completed fraction of consent decree orders
Originally reported by CBS News
Chicago Police Department (CPD) has only completed a small fraction of its consent decree orders more than four years after court-ordered reforms began, according to a report by CBS Chicago. The CPD attributes this to the extensive time required for full compliance with the orders. During a training exercise witnessed by CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey, officers demonstrated appropriate responses to scenarios involving agitated residents, highlighting ongoing efforts in the department’s reform process.
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