City 'will suffer' if officer disciplinary hearings are held out of public view, Police Board president says
The president of the Chicago Police Board on Thursday cautioned that the city “will suffer” if the City Council approves a new contract for Chicago police officers that allows them to choose to have serious misconduct cases tried behind closed doors. Addressing a recent effort by the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7 to remove 22 misconduct cases from the board’s docket, Ghian Foreman, the ...