Chicago man says flaws with ShotSpotter technology had him framed for murder, files lawsuit
"A car pulled up on the side of mine and fired a shot into my car," said Michael Williams. "Next thing I knew, I'm charged with first-degree murder."
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"A car pulled up on the side of mine and fired a shot into my car," said Michael Williams. "Next thing I knew, I'm charged with first-degree murder."
The officer was involved in another incident about a year ago where police records show he returned fire during a traffic stop in West Garfield Park.
"I was a good cop while I was there, but became the whistleblower to reveal something horrific," Sgt. Esqueda said.
The now-indicted former inspector was earning a paycheck from the IDES as late as last week.
Starting this weekend, mental health help will be just three numbers away.
Former Illinois Department of Agriculture inspector Jose Guillen was caught on camera, groping a woman during an inspection of her doggy daycare.
Clark, 52, is serving a five-year prison sentence on six felony convictions, including theft by deception and impersonating a state employee.
A picture put a face to Highland Park mass shooting suspect Bobby Crimo seconds after the bullets stopped flying.
The CBS 2 Investigators continue to dig into the guns purchased by Highland Park July 4th parade massacre suspect Bobby Crimo III.
This latest case involves a 15-year-old girl who has been stuck in a psychiatric hospital even though she was cleared to be released on Jan. 14.
"If the state doesn't press charges, then they're admitting that the whole statute is a sham," said attorney Stephan Blandin.
We called the Red Dot Arms store and asked them about it. All an employee would say is they aren't saying anything more on the subject.
From imagery in his music videos to his face tattoos, accused Highland Park July 4th parade killer Robert "Bobby" Crimo III apparently had an affinity for the number 47.
The suspect in Monday's deadly mass shooting in Highland Park threatened to "kill everyone" with knives and swords in 2019, which raises the question of how Bobby Crimo was able to obtain a FOID card in 2020.
Following a story we broke Thursday night on CBS 2, Chicago's Arab American community is demanding police end the use of suspicious activity reporting after a groundbreaking study found the reports were being used as tool for racial profiling.
