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A leading official within Chicago's law enforcement infrastructure is calling for one officer accused of violating the city’s police code of conduct to be
Chicago’s police superintendent is recommending the firing of an officer accused of dragging a Black woman from a car by her hair and kneeling on her back and neck during a period of protests and unrest following George Floyd’s killing. Superintendent David Brown filed disciplinary charges this month against Officer David Laskus and recommended he be fired to the Chicago Police Board, which will decide the issue. Mia Wright was a passenger in a car that arrived at a Chicago mall on May 31, 2020, amid widespread looting after Floyd, a Black man, was killed by a white Minneapolis police offi...
Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown has said Officer David Laskus, accused of dragging a Black woman by her hair, should be fired.
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Superintendent David Brown filed disciplinary charges with the Chicago Police Board this month against an officer who is accused of dragging a woman by her hair out of a car during 2020 unrest.
Chicago's top cop is recommending Officer David Laskus be fired. He's filed a complaint with the Chicago Police Board.