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Police departments across US brace for Derek Chauvin verdict Key moments from Derek Chauvin trial Replay Video Police departments across the U.S. are bracing for potential protests after the Derek Chauvin verdict. © Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock Members of the National Guard on duty in Minneapolis, April 18, 2021, ahead of the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said Monday, "I am grateful to our colleagues in Ohio and Nebraska for their willingness to provide assistance and relief to our state troopers and law enforcement officers as they continue to work to keep t...

Mike Tobin reports from Brooklyn Center, Minn. The Chicago Police Department (CPD)  has canceled days off for certain members until further notice amid "events across the country," as parts of the U.S grapple with unrest in the wake of the Minnesota police shooting of Daunte Wright. The Windy City’s police force announced late Monday that members of its Community Safety, Critical Incident Response and Summer Mobile Patrol teams would no longer be able to take days off, as well as "all Area Detectives and additional specialized teams." The announcement, made on a CPD Twitter account, furth...

CPD cancels officer days off amid 'events across the country' By Stephanie Pagones Chicago protesters want officer who killed Daunte Wright charged Since Daunte Wright's killing, the calls for justice have been growing louder, as 150 protesters flooded the streets of downtown Chicago on Tuesday. The Chicago Police Department has canceled days off for certain members until further notice amid "events across the country," as parts of the U.S grapple with unrest in the wake of the Minnesota police shooting of Daunte Wright. The Windy City’s police force announced late Monday that members of i...

In chicago a heart wrenching p plea from a mother whose nine-year-old son was gunned down in an alley. cnn's jason carroll is here following the story. what can you say? >> you know you look at his face there. it is really heartbreaking. and his face has really become a symbol for so much of the violence that's been plaguing the south side of chicago. his name was taeshon lee. you can see him there in his yellow shirt as he was on his way to school. he was shot monday afternoon. not far from his mother's home. area detectives are working two theories. one he was walking down the