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The police officers. they walked into the prosecutor's office and they often talked about defendants using blatant racism and prosecutors never corrected them. they looked the other way. and they looked the other way on shaded cases where police officers were altering you know arrest reports, making sure the amount of drugs seized hit the felony limit and no one turned, you know it, didn't make anybody's head turn. >> in terms of the overall thesis of your book crook county and the way that this is playing out right now in chicago, when you talk about those sort of those cultural manifestation...

And in that will environment, it became easy to lie or hide moments of egregious abuse by the police officers. they walked into the prosecutor's office and they often talked about defendants using blatant racism and prosecutors never corrected them. they looked the other way. and they looked the other way on shaded cases where police officers were altering you know arrest reports, making sure the amount of drugs seized hit the felony limit and no one turned, you know it, didn't make anybody's head turn. >> in terms of the overall thesis of your book crook county and the way that this is playin...

Became easy to lie or hide moments of egregious abuse by the police officers. they walked into the prosecutor's office and they often talked about defendants using blatant racism and prosecutors never corrected them. they looked the other way. and they looked the other way on shaded cases where police officers were altering you know arrest reports, making sure the amount of drugs seized hit the felony limit and no one turned, you know it, didn't make anybody's head turn. >> in terms of the overall thesis of your book crook county and the way that this is playing out right now in chicago, when ...

Chris? thank you very much. >> we'll bring in former mary o'toole who worked for the government. when you hear this, what is your reaction? >> well, it's a devastating mistake. but i think it's very important in order to have people really understand what happened here, this system is what is called an interconnected system. and the fbi depends on police reports, arrest reports from state, local and agency photos in current and accurate information should they respond to. the fbi would not automatically have that information and then

That are strong but in such a tense situation, it's really about making sure your kid doesn't get into more trouble in a worse way. >> von, you work with students and kids who are this age. it takes this type of mother to get involved. do you see that often in schools. >> we want this to continue. i'm not just talking about corporal punishment, but i'm just talking about coming to the schools daily, checking on your kids you know, read their report cards, check their homework all those things matters. and it has an impact on the students. >> do you think that everyone talked about the young pe...