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February 25, 2015
By the police. some of the alleged practices that took place there include keeping arrestees from being officially booked beating by police shackling for long periods, holding people without legal counsel for 12 to 24 hours. at least one man was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead. one victim is speaking out. brian jacob church was taken to homing square after protesting a nato summit in 2012. heres what he told "the guardian." >> when they first arrested us they took us to this buildin...
February 25, 2015
Investigative piece claims that the city of chicago is operating what is called the domestic equivalent of a cia black site. brian jacob church was a protester at the native summit in chicago in may 2012. he was ultimately convicted with two others of possessing an incendiary device and inciting mob action. he was taken to a facility after his arrest and he described his experience to the guardian. >> when they first arrested us they took to us this building. we were never booked or processed. i...
February 25, 2015
Equivalent of a cia black site. one man was convicted with two others of having an incendiary device. he was taken to a facility after his arrest and he described his experience. >> they took us to this building. we were never booked or processed. i was in homeland square for about 17 hours handcuffed to a bench before i was final rily allowed to see an attorney. >> that is not at issue. the issue is is it used for keeping arrestees out of official booking databases. denying attorneys access to ...
February 25, 2015
I was in homeland square for about 17 hours handcuffed to a bench before i was finally allowed to see an attorney. >> that is not at issue. the issue is is it used for keeping arrestees out of official booking databases. denying attorneys access to the secure facility. holding people without legal counsel.