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NASCAR event an extension of Chicago's culture of 'traffic violence,' critic says; Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs showcases artists with disabilities; Pullman community planning large Juneteenth celebration

NASCAR event an extension of Chicago's culture of 'traffic violence,' critic says; Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs showcases artists with disabilities; Pullman community planning large Juneteenth celebration

NASCAR event an extension of Chicago's culture of 'traffic violence,' critic says; Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs showcases artists with disabilities; Pullman community planning large Juneteenth celebration

On today's episode we sit down with 49th Ward Alderperson Maria Hadden for a wide ranging conversation about justice issues in Chicago. Hadden coming in to office at the same time as Mayor Lightfoot understands the impact the pandemic had on public officials and how the pandemic transformed their first terms in office. We start the episode by asking Hadden to give Mayor Lightfoot a grade on police reform to this point in her first term. It is pretty clear that Mayor Lightfoot pulled somewhat of a bait and switch when it came to police reform as her rhetoric during the campaign not really matched the her actions while in office. There is little doubt that she has confronted the Fraternal Order of Police and their alt right regime that is running the union. While this is something those that voted for her to push police reform would want her to do that is hardly the extent of the reforms her supporters were expecting. We also discuss with Hadden how the Mayor uses the consent decree to some extent to limit the range of legislative reforms that can pass the city council. Reforms like Hadden's Anjanette Young ordinance that would reform the Chicago Police Department's warrant practices including eliminating no-knock warrants and forcing the officers to actually wait 30 seconds after knocking to kick doors down. Hardly radical reforms but reforms non-the-less that Mayor Lightfoot is doing whatever she can to block the legislation from passing. We end our conversation discussing Mayor's very recent announcement that the Christopher Columbus statute will be returning to grant park. Hadden talks about how this is just another failure of process by Mayor Lightfoot because the city has a monument committee supposedly working on a city wide plan for all monuments and yet the Mayor makes a unilateral announcement before the process has been completed. Sadly this is very typical for the Mayor and is just one reason her approval ratings are not where she wants them.

On this episode, the guys are joined by the hilarious Lisa Beasley. Lisa is a comedian, producer, spacemaker, and artist who has, most recently, blown up for her acerbic and spot-on impressions of our infamous mayor Lori Lightfoot. Lisa breaks down how she has grown as a creator, the heartbreaking origins of her fantastic Lori impression, and the ways in which this pointed political satire is a salve for both her and the Chicago movement community as a whole. SHOW NOTES Follow Lisa - https://www.instagram.com/lisabevolving/ JY Plantz - https://instagram.com/jyplantz Black Magic Potions - https://www.instagram.com/blackmagicpotions/ Wakandacon - https://wakandaconforever.com/ Anjanette Young - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/02/opinion/anjanette-young-police-justice.html Become an AirGo Amplifier - airgoradio.com/donate Rate and review AirGo - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/airgo/id1016530091

In this episode, we discuss Chicago and Boston becoming the next cities to require proof of Covid-19 vaccination to enter indoor venues, Anjanette Young receiving $2.9 million from the city of Chicago in her lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, and good, bad, ugly moments of 2021. Time Stamps: Intro - 02:29 The Bros discuss the new covid vaxx requirements in Chicago and Boston - 04:02 The Bros discuss the settlement in the Anjanette young lawsuit agsinst CPD - 30:29 The Bros discuss the good, bad, and ugly of 2021 - 46:07 Outro - 01:07:40 Connect with us (#IfYouLikeUsWhyWouldntYou) Website: www.calparkbros.com Email: calparkbros@gmail.com Voicemail: 405-877-BROS Facebook: www.facebook.com/calparkbros Instagram: www.instagram.com/calparkbros TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@calparkbros Twitter: www.twitter.com/calparkbros YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCKZaT2rVYiLKXQAbAxYoF4Q --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calparkbros/message

City Council holds its last session of 2021, passing the sports betting ordinance and unanimously approving a near 3 million dollar settlement for Anjanette Young, for a wrongful raid Chicago police carried out on her home. Reset goes behind the headlines on the Weekly News Recap.

City Council holds its last session of 2021, passing the sports betting ordinance and unanimously approving a near 3 million dollar settlement for Anjanette Young, for a wrongful raid Chicago police carried out on her home. Reset goes behind the headlines on the Weekly News Recap.

Also in the news tonight: an outside investigation into the wrongful Chicago police raid on the home of Anjanette Young in 2019 says the City made a lot of mistakes; Cook County leaders trying to drum up interest in their program to find buyers for vacant lots in the suburbs may have hit on the perfect way to do that: they're giving some lots away; a Chicago firefighter is among three people who were seriously hurt in a fire that killed a man this morning; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also in the news tonight: an outside investigation into the wrongful Chicago police raid on the home of Anjanette Young in 2019 says the City made a lot of mistakes; Cook County leaders trying to drum up interest in their program to find buyers for vacant lots in the suburbs may have hit on the perfect way to do that: they're giving some lots away; a Chicago firefighter is among three people who were seriously hurt in a fire that killed a man this morning; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also in the news tonight: an outside investigation into the wrongful Chicago police raid on the home of Anjanette Young in 2019 says the City made a lot of mistakes; Cook County leaders trying to drum up interest in their program to find buyers for vacant lots in the suburbs may have hit on the perfect way to do that: they're giving some lots away; a Chicago firefighter is among three people who were seriously hurt in a fire that killed a man this morning; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The City Council's Finance Committee on Monday unanimously endorsed a $2.9 million settlement for Anjanette Young, the innocent Chicago woman who was handcuffed while naked during a botched police raid on her home in 2019. Reset talks to CBS Chicago's Dave Savini for the latest in that case, and his investigation into the department's handling of wrongful raids.

Illinois Policy Institute Vice President of Marketing Austin Berg joins John Williams to talk about the $2.9 million settlement in the case of Anjanette Young, whose home was wrongfully raided in Feb. 2019. And Austin talks about the effect these settlements have on Chicagoans, as the inspector general keeps details of the investigation close to […]

Illinois Policy Institute Vice President of Marketing Austin Berg joins John Williams to talk about the $2.9 million settlement in the case of Anjanette Young, whose home was wrongfully raided in Feb. 2019. And Austin talks about the effect these settlements have on Chicagoans, as the inspector general keeps details of the investigation close to […]

Reset talks to Andrea Kersten about her nomination to lead the Civilian Office of Police Accountability on a permanent basis. The interim COPA chief apologized Thursday for releasing a report that recommended slain officer Ella French be disciplined for her role in the illegal raid on Anjanette Young's home in February 2019.

Former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson joins Anna to talk about the Civilian Office of Police Accountability recommending a suspension for slain police officer Ella French for her role in the botched raid of Anjanette Young, why he believes a Chicago police leader resigned over failure of the CPD to pursue any type of reform, […]

Chicago Contrarian is nothing more than a platform for extremist views that have been growing in Chicago and around the country for decades. In this episode we take a look at a couple recent posts that provide insight in to the mind set of the insurrectionists on January 6th. The posts from Chicago Contrarian also provide insight in to minds of far too many Chicago police officers. The first post we look at from Chicago Contrarian is a post authored by Second City Cop an alt right blog that folded mysteriously shortly after the insurrection and then appeared posting to the Chicago Contrarian site. It is our belief that the timing of the the shutting down of their blog was no accident. The comment section of the blog was home to some of the most hate filled content on the internet related to Chicago. The interesting part of their posts on Chicago Contrarian is that there are no comments allowed. Just more evidence that Second City Cop is trying to distance itself from the comments they attracted and encouraged. The second post on the Chicago Contrarian site is authored by Benjamin Blair. His post details a spoof of a memo that he says would come from Mayor Lightfoot's desk. It is filled with hatred and privilege that Blair seems immune form recognizing. As is typical for this webstie this post it is based on what we call IKnowItAllism - a somewhat rare affliction that affects white straight conservative men in Chicago that makes the impervious to facts or reason. Also on the show today we discuss the city trying to fire the Sergeant that oversaw the raid on Anjanette Young raid.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot flip flops on here commitment for full transparency in the Anjanette Young case despite making such a commitment publicly. Lightfoot has received a report from the Deputy Inspector General for Public Safety that contains the results of their investigation of the case. An investigation that was stymied from the beginning by Lightfoot's arranging for an external investigation of the handling of the Young case as well as the actions of the Law Department and her office from the law firm of Jones Day. Lightfoot external investigation made the records and statements collected inaccessible to DPSIG under bogus attorney client claims. There is good reason to believe that the Jones Day investigation was started in part or mostly to prevent the DPSIG from being able to look in the actions of the Lightfoot's office in this matter. Let's not forget this is not Lightfoot's first flip flop on this case. When the video was made public by CBS 2 Chicago the Mayor originally claimed she knew nothing about the case. Then emails came out she was in fact briefed on the case. Oops! Lightfoot's Law Department is still to this day fighting the civil suit in court and seems committed to not settling the case. One would think she would be smart enough to stop fighting the case and settle to get it out of the headlines and to stop wasting tax payer money fighting the case. Also on the show today: Weak Traffic Stop Analysis Video of today's show:

Superintendent David Brown tried to prevent the city from moving forward with the firing of Sgt. William Spyker but ultimately a single Chicago Police Board member decided to allow the case against Spyker to move forward. Why did Brown do this? We don't really know because the Chicago media allows Brown to make all these decisions without really having to explain them. Spyker was caught on video from his body camera trying to suppress a complaint against one of his officers in exchange for not arresting the complainant for allegedly corrupting a crime scene and obstruction of justice. This very type of misconduct what happens everyday on the street and plays a significant role in poisoning the relationship between communities and the CPD. If Brown was serious about truly reforming the CPD this is the type of misconduct he would be going after aggressively. Instead, he make a unilateral decision that despite the conduct being abhorrent and on video this officer should only be suspended rather than terminated. This move ends up as just another reason why Brown should not continue to be the superintendent of the CPD. Brown owes the residents of Chicago an explanation about why this officer should not lose his job. He will not provide one because the media will not force him to do so. Also on the show today: The failure of NYPD's "No-Fly List" Anjanette Young pushes for report release Video from today's show:

Democrats around the country are folding like cheap suits when it comes to defunding the police as mayors across the country move to restore funding for police departments or like in Chicago raising their budgets. As usual an increase in crime has the Democrats running for cover as if the protests of last summer after the murder of George Floyd never occurred. This ridiculous move by the Democrats is exactly why we are in the position we are in currently. The protests in 2020 are directly linked to public policy decisions from 5, 10, and even 20  years ago. You cannot starve communities and expect to not experience some repercussions form those decisions. As the Democrats like Rahm Emanuel have closed schools and sucked social services from these communities they are in fact continuing a long tradition of segregation and deprivation of these communities that spilled out in to the streets last summer. Mayor Lori Lightfoot campaigned as a new type of progressive Democrat. Unfortunately her governing style has not reflected the values of a progressive democrat. In fact, unlike many Democratic mayors she never embraced the defund movement and moved instead to increase police budgets despite what occurred in Chicago last summer. This is exhibit number one in the case against Mayor Lightfoot in her fraud trial when she seeks re-election in winter 2023.nWe can only hope that each of the Democrats that folded find the same pain at the voting booth that it seems Mayor Lightfoot may very well experience. Also on the show today: Mayor Lightfoot's Private investigation of Anjanette Young case Dr. Jen Ludwig's OpEd on gun violence in Chicago

In other stories tonight: Anjanette Young, whose home was involved in a botched police raid nearly three years ago, took to the streets of the Loop, calling on the city to release all of the investigators reports into the incident; a valve that was turned off on Wood Street in Harvey has been identified as the problem in getting water pressure to the Village of Dixmoor; after being cancelled by the pandemic last year, Chicago's Christmas tree will be lit in Millennium Park on November 19th; the head of one of the state's largest teachers unions is assessing the first two months of in-person learning for Illinois students; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In other stories tonight: Anjanette Young, whose home was involved in a botched police raid nearly three years ago, took to the streets of the Loop, calling on the city to release all of the investigators reports into the incident; a valve that was turned off on Wood Street in Harvey has been identified as the problem in getting water pressure to the Village of Dixmoor; after being cancelled by the pandemic last year, Chicago's Christmas tree will be lit in Millennium Park on November 19th; the head of one of the state's largest teachers unions is assessing the first two months of in-person learning for Illinois students; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In other stories tonight: Anjanette Young, whose home was involved in a botched police raid nearly three years ago, took to the streets of the Loop, calling on the city to release all of the investigators reports into the incident; a valve that was turned off on Wood Street in Harvey has been identified as the problem in getting water pressure to the Village of Dixmoor; after being cancelled by the pandemic last year, Chicago's Christmas tree will be lit in Millennium Park on November 19th; the head of one of the state's largest teachers unions is assessing the first two months of in-person learning for Illinois students; and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The city has moved to get the court to throw out the civil suit by Anjanette Young despite public promises by the Mayor to resolve the matter quickly. This move by the city is about trying to leverage a better bargaining position with Young in the settlement negotiations as well as trying to avoid exposure for past and future bad raids by the Chicago Police Department (CPD). The little reported context to this story is that the first case filed by Young was tossed out by the court so it might now be that far fetched that the City could get the court to throw out this case also. The politics of getting the case thrown out for Mayor Lightfoot would be very damaging as Young and her attorney have no problem generating media coverage about the case. I am at a loss about why the Mayor hasn't just paid out the settlement to Young and moved on from the case. The Mayor has said no camera that she was going to do what was right regarding the Young case and get to the bottom of what actually occurred. I don't think the voters of Chicago interpreted her remarks to mean that she was going to go to court and get the civil suit thrown out by the court so that Young wound up with no money for what she had to go threw. It seems like there is no end to the Mayor's thinking she knows better than everyone else. The Young case is a really bad mountain to die on politically for the Mayor. Also on our show today; CPD retirements - CJP Top 5 Cities PostCommunity Commission stalls againCops owns Englewood house NYT article about people being bad at understanding crime trendsCops out of CPS continuesNY City Hall stalls police reformHow cops avoid jail Photos used on the show today: Videos from today's show:

A secret purchase of a drone by the Chicago Police Department (CPD) with full knowledge of Mayor Lightfoot and her administration raises all kinds of privacy concerns around 1st amendment activities. It also raises concerns for just how much the Mayor cares about community input in to the massive expansion of police surveillance capabilities at the same time both the city and country are in the midst of the largest unrest in decades stemming from a murder of a black man by a white police officer. Justice agencies always exploit rare events to expand their ability to surveil the public as they know it is the only way they will be able to win the political argument. In this case Mayor Lightfoot not only had full knowledge of the CPD's acquisition of a drone but encouraged it. She also allowed the purchase of this drone in secret to prevent the public from fulfilling their role as citizens and participating in the discourse around whether this massive expansion of surveillance capabilities that drones bring with them should be allowed. If nothing else the Mayor has shown, like her predecessors before her, just how little she cares about public input. We only know about the purchase of the drone because of a massive hack of records that were in the possession of the Jones Day law firm. The firm is running an independent investigation in to the handling of the Anjanette Young case. A hacker group was able to get in to their computer system and access a very large trove of city official emails and documents. The treasure trove of emails and documents revealed that the CPD purchased the drone and we setting up an internal system to start testing the drone. Also on our show today: CWB doesn't understand how policing works3 cops talk to Fox 32Brain drain @ city hallSocial media fails What cops learn in the academy - NewsweekFalse trope about media and cops - Newsweek Images from today's show Video from today's show

The videos collected in the Anthony Alvarez shooting was released late last week with by the Citizen Office of Police Accountability (COPA). One of those videos was from a home security camera outside the house where the shooting occurred. From the video is seems like Alvarez never did anything that could be construed as threatening towards the officer. The video shows Alvarez fleeing from the officer on foot, falling down, and then continuing to run before the officer shoots him multiple times. From what we can see on the video we cannot think of any legitimate reasons for the officer to have shot Alvarez that evening despite any rhetoric you will hear from police officials and the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). in a short time after releasing the video COPA recommended that the officer be stripped of his police powers. They usually only do this when they believe their is good reason to believe they will be recommending the termination of the officer for his/her actions in the case being investigated. The spin from the FOP has been as long as an offender possesses a weapon and is holding it or trying to grab it they are empowered to shoot the person. This of course flies in the face of common sense but this is an organization that flies in the face of common sense routinely. The election of John Catanzara, who has almost 50 complaints against him, defies all kinds of logic. The inability of the FOP to ever voice a negative word about shootings like the Alvarez and McDonald shootings proves the organization has no interest in reforming their practices. On today's show we also cover the following topics: COPA Stripping of the officers in the Alvarez shootingLightfoot pointing fingers again the Anjanette Young investigation ends FOP Watch - rather bizarre Facebook contentIs the CRJ system causing crime?latest aldermanic indictments Images included in today's show Video clips from today's show Home Security Video G Links from today's show https://abc7chicago.com/cpd-officer-who-fatally-shot-man-has-4-complaints-watchdog-group-says/10560757/ https://chicago.suntimes.com/news/2021/4/29/22409991/anthony-alvarez-shooting-lightfoot-copa-chicago-police-superintendent-officer-stripped-portage-park https://twitter.com/fspielman/status/1387428959432978432 https://www.courtinnovation.org/publications/nonprosecution https://chicago.suntimes.com/2021/4/29/22409827/patrick-daley-thompson-pensacola-place-scotland-yard-washington-federal-bank-savings https://chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2021/4/29/22410631/former-alderman-ricardo-munoz-charged-federal-indictment-relative-college-tuition

On April 6, Ben and Maya hosted a virtual First Tuesday, featuring Anjanette Young and Shapearl Wells. Young is the social worker whose west side house was raided by police. They burst through the front door with a no-knock warrant as Young stepped from her shower without clothes on. Then they handcuffed her and search her house only to discover they were at the wrong address. Wells is the host of Somebody, a podcast that investigates the murder of Courtney Copeland, her 22-year-old son.

This week I sit down with Anjanette Young who is an experienced Licensed Clinical Social Work, who obtained her Master's Degree from Jane Addams School of Social Work at The University of Illinois Chicago. Anjanette has a special interest in Mental Health with individuals and families.  Anjanette is most recently known as the Social Worker whose home was wrongly raided by the Chicago police department and how she is fighting back putting her truth to power. Connect with Anjanette Young: Website: https://www.cafesocialwork.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/anjanette-young-7702447 Instagram: @CafeSocialWork Email: CafeSocialWork@gmail.com CLINICAL ESSENTIALS FOR THE FUTURE THERAPIST 

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The president says dance and the Republicans start tapping. Ben talks about the control one Donald John Trump has over the Republicans. Also, what happened to Mayor Lightfoot's meeting with Anjanette Young?

Is President Trump channeling his inner lefty with his stimulus check demands? Mayor Lightfoot hires an investigator to investigate herself. All part of her attempt handle the political fallout of the Anjanette Young video.

On this early edition, The Mincing Rascals are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn and Lisa Donovan of Chicago Tribune, Austin Berg of Illinois Policy Institute, and Heather Cherone for WTTW. They begin by continuing their discussion from last week’s podcast regarding the video that CBS released of the botched raid of Anjanette Young's […]

On today's episode our hosts' address the Anjanette Young incident and Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's response (1:38), the latest on the Stimulus Checks (20:00), Lil Wayne selling his masters and more! 

Seriously, 600 dollars?? More fallout from the release of the Anjanette Young video as Top Chicago Lawyer Mark Flessner resigns.

"In These Times" Writer Miles Kampf-Lassin on Mayor Lightfoot and the release of the AnJanette Young video, the future of the Democratic Party, dastardly Republicans and more.

In this episode I discuss the appalling incident that happen to Anjanette Young, the African-American woman whose house was wrongfully raided by Law Enforcement. An incident that left her being cuffed in the nude for almost 30 minutes. Even more disturbing the incident was being suppressed by the current and past Mayor of the city of Chicago. Why it took litigation in order to make the body cam footage public, highlighting again the clear intention of protecting police and not the citizens they swore to protect. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/correctlymistaken/message

Alderman Sigcho-Lopez talks about his heated city council exchange with Mayor Lightfoot on the police raid on Anjanette Young's house.

Rolling blackouts. We talk about that Medicare for All vote (Jimmy Dore) thing on Overtime!: www.patreon.com/thenewsneverends Links: Official Lightfoot meme https://twitter.com/royalpratt/status/1339236714552946691 “The only white boy you know who did it” https://twitter.com/pinkpilled1312/status/1339059566755991552 “I ain't dead. And I'm not gonna die!” https://twitter.com/nytopinion/status/1219103831990112256 Cuomo allegedly obviously retaliates against accuser https://twitter.com/rafaelshimunov/status/1338345762204364806 Ryan Grim: “Inside Biden's Meeting With Civil Rights Leaders” https://theintercept.com/2020/12/10/biden-audio-meeting-civil-rights-leaders/ Biden shrieking about Hispanics https://twitter.com/TamanishaJohn/status/1337812947184328706 Lightfoot's lawyers tried to cover up Anjanette Young's case https://twitter.com/royalpratt/status/1338714706752790528 Lightfoot lies, says Young never filed a FOIA, attacks reporter https://twitter.com/BauerJournalism/status/1339310100490702848 Lightfoot lies, says she didn't know about Anjanette Young https://twitter.com/BebopOtt/status/1339326083645190144 Lightfoot admits she lied (~22:00) https://www.pscp.tv/w/1BRJjBMpgrwJw Theme song credit: "Robobozo" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In the final episode of our series on City So Real, radio show host Maze Jackson explains why he's the star of the movie. On a more serious level, Maze explains the similarities between how Rahm Emanuel handled the release of the Laquan McDonald video and how Mayor Lightfoot handled the release of the Anjanette Young video. It seems as though Chicago's mayors are determined to never learn from the past.

The Mincing Rascals are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn and Lisa Donovan of Chicago Tribune and Austin Berg of Illinois Policy Institute. They begin by discussing the video that CBS released of the botched raid of Anjanette Young’s home by Chicago police. They move on to talk about sports and the impact of […]

Ben takes jabs at Donald Trump Jr. Mayor Lightfoot apologizes after the release of the Anjanette Young video and a Chicago alderman pushes back.

Ben congratulates Joe Biden's transportation pick! The latest on the CPD footage of Ms. Anjanette Young. The mayor's city council meeting and Governor Pritzker talks budget cuts! Legendary Chicago journalist Monroe Anderson returns to talk Trump, Trump and Trump

Reader writer Maya Dukmasova returns to talk about the shocking case of how police treated Anjanette Young. Also, "computergate"--Chalkbeat's scoop on how one Mayor Lightfoot donor got a no-bid, $1.6 million contract to sell computers to the Chicago Public Schools. And not one word about Joseph Epstein's obsession with not calling Jill Biden Dr. Jill Biden.

A highly sophisticated hack jeopardizes national security across multiple agencies. Bad Popo are back with newly released video from a 2019 case in Chicago involving an innocent woman named Anjanette Young. Mitch McConnell congratulates Biden on winning the electoral college. And more! Join criminal defense lawyer Robert F. Gruler to discuss the latest criminal and legal news, including: • Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell congratulates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on election victory after Electoral College casts votes • SolarWinds Orion Hack jeopardizes American National Security infrastructure – what is SolarWinds? • FireEye Threat Research details the SolarWinds security failure in public executive summary report – we review • Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) orders powering down of all SolarWinds Orion products immediately - 18,000 companies potentially impacted • Bad Popo: Chicago police raid home of innocent woman named Anjanette Young and leave her handcuffed and naked while they ransack her apartment – we review the body camera footage • Questions around Cook County Illinois Search warrant and whether it was approved or authorized prior to the raid • Anjanette Young files civil rights lawsuit against City of Chicago for damages and to stop a pattern of police misconduct – we review • Your questions and live chat after the presentation!Don't forget to join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/KDXEZBqvxDThe show starts at 5pm AZ time (4pm PT, 6pm Central, 7pm ET).NEW! Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/robertgruleresqNEW! Audio only podcast: https://watchingthewatchers.buzzsprout.com/Discord is our free chat server for ongoing discussions before, during and after the livestream as well as sneak previews of slides for the upcoming shows: https://discord.gg/KDXEZBqvxDOther tips? Send to tips@rrlawaz.com or tag @RobertGrulerEsq on twitter.#SolarWinds #AnjanetteYoung #WatchingtheWatchers #ChicagoPD #badpopo #CISA #FireEye #cybersecurity