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Posted inCriminal Justice & Public Safety

Accused Of Perjury, Chicago Cop Resigns

by Andrew Schroedter and Pam Zekman May 26, 2016November 10, 2022

But officer may have been gone anyway – the police department recently recommended that she and partner be fired for lying about shooting case.

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

Cicero School Officials: Travel Log, High On Hog

by Andrew Schroedter and Dane Placko May 26, 2016November 10, 2022

District 99 is not a wealthy district, but school board members are staying at swanky hotels, eating pricey meals and making other curious expenses – courtesy of taxpayers.

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

Cicero Pays Printing Firm Millions In No-Bid Deal

by Andrew Schroedter May 22, 2016November 10, 2022

Town President Larry Dominick ends up with more than $100,000 in campaign donations from the company – in latest questionable arrangement in west suburb.

Posted inCriminal Justice & Public Safety

Questions Emerge Over Lincoln Park Police Shooting

by Andrew Schroedter May 1, 2016November 10, 2022

Sister of man killed in 2013 by off-duty Chicago cop sues, challenges official version, wants feds to look at case.

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

More Misconduct Alleged In Cicero

by Andrew Schroedter and Dane Placko April 20, 2016November 10, 2022

In latest controversy to swirl around Cicero Town President Larry Dominick – and cost taxpayers dearly – accusations fly about misspending in west suburb’s park district.

Posted inCriminal Justice & Public Safety

Video Shows Guard Punching, Kicking Inmate In Head

by Andrew Schroedter April 20, 2016November 10, 2022

Correctional officer still has job, avoids criminal charges in spite of graphic video showing him pummeling Cook County Jail inmate.

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

Cal City Buys Parcel From Pol’s Family, Sells For Loss

by Andrew Schroedter April 11, 2016November 10, 2022

South suburb paid $125,000 last year to buy a former bar from alderman’s family – then flips it for $30k.

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

Cook County fines businesses for selling black market cigs, fails to collect millions from citations

by Andrew Schroedter and Pam Zekman March 9, 2016November 10, 2022

Taxpayer money up in smoke?

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

Feds Resurface In Cicero

by Andrew Schroedter March 7, 2016November 10, 2022

The U.S. attorney’s office in Chicago has subpoenaed records relating to two politically connected vendors in the western suburb, a regular target of federal scrutiny.

Posted inGovernment Finance & Accountability

Questionable Security Contracts In Cicero

by Andrew Schroedter and Dane Placko February 24, 2016November 10, 2022

Security firm with ties to Cicero town president’s “bodyguard” is awarded potentially lucrative deals by two government agencies in the western suburb.

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