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By Trina Reynolds-Tyler, Invisible Institute, and Sarah Conway, City Bureau | Word In Black | The Sacramento Observer This story is part three of Chicago Missing Persons, a two-year investigation by City Bureau and Invisible Institute, two Chicago-based nonprofit journalism organizations, into how Chicago police handle missing person cases reveals the disproportionate impact on Black women
From misclassifying the missing as “located” and homicide cases as “non-criminal,” poor police data makes it tough to solve the issue.
By Trina Reynolds-Tyler, Invisible Institute, and Sarah Conway, City Bureau | Word In Black MISSINGPERSONS: Rev. Robin Hood, left, and Louvenia Hood,
Missing Black Children Deserve Justice Too
Chicago police have issued a “high-risk missing persons” alert after a man was last seen in the Logan Square neighborhood earlier this week.