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Tag Archives: Chicago Police Department
Rahm Emanuel’s Funeral Oration for Laquan McDonald: “I’m committed to reform.”
On 7 December 2015, Rahm Emanuel wrote an article, a funeral oration, to explain that Chicago would be reformed after Laquan McDonald’s death. The Mayor wrote that he is committed to reform.[1] On its own a call to reform is … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Police Department, corruption, Laquan McDonald, Rahm Emanuel, reform
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Will Chicago’s “disappeared” have justice?
“Behold, I cry, ‘Violence!’ but I get no answer; I shout for help, but there is no justice. Job 19:7 The Chicago Police Department, in its war on crime, has declared some murders as non-criminal deaths. They have done this, according … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago, Chicago Magazine, Chicago Police Department, Gun violence, Illinois, Natural justice, New York City
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