How Can Chicago Prevent Future Police Misconduct Cases?

The City of Chicago recently approved the largest single payout for police misconduct in city history: $260.8 million. This is all tied to the actions of disgraced former police officer Reynaldo Guevara. But what’s being done to prevent future police misconduct cases?

In the Loop gets the latest from a reporter and checks in with the former head of the Chicago Police Department’s constitutional policing and reform efforts.

GUESTS: Heather Cherone, WTTW Chicago politics reporter

Bob Boik, Senior Vice President of Public Safety at the Civic Committee and the Commercial Club

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