Chicago, crime and the complicated truth behind 'defund the police' efforts
Chicago Police Department slow to make reform progress since the shooting of Laquan McDonald and still in need of a cultural change, experts say - Chicago Tribune
Pitfalls of Predictive Policing | RAND
Federal Intervention in Police Departments to Return Under Biden - Route Fifty
Reform Overview
Crisis Intervention | Chicago Police Department
Chicago Is Spending $1.6 Billion on 13,000 Police. Is It Worth It? - In These Times
130 Chicago Officers Account for 29% of Police Shootings
Chicago Police Department, Axon Partner for First VR Empathy Training Program | Officer
Chicago pilots mental health co-responder model, critics say armed officers should not be present - Medill Reports Chicago
Program that flags Chicago cops at risk of misconduct misses most officers - The Chicago Reporter
Op-Ed: For roving CPD units, the third time will not be the charm – South Side Weekly
Crimefighting and crisis intervention in Chicago - Chicago Tribune
Training | Chicago Police Department
Opinion | George Floyd's death could have been prevented if we had a police culture of intervention - The Washington Post
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson visits the Chicago Fire Academy Crisis Intervention Simulator Lab in Chicago on January 16, 2017. (Photo by Zbigniew Bzdak/Chicago Tribune/TNS/Sipa USA Stock Photo - Alamy
Chicago police outline goals for reform for rest of 2018, including stepped-up training - Chicago Tribune
CPAC Plan Would Cut $600 Million From Chicago Police Budget, As Aldermen Debate Civilian Oversight Of Cops
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Police: 2,000 officers now Crisis Intervention Team certified - Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago police and city leaders defend handling of protests and looting as questions swirl over response some found lacking - Chicago Tribune
New Study Shows Police at Highest Risk for Suicide Than Any Profession - Addiction Center
Chicago Rarely Penalizes Officers for Complaints, Data Shows - The New York Times
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