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Shaun has a packed show today! First, Chris Calton from Mises tells Shaun about higher learning hiring practices and how colleges lean away from hiring anyone with a conservative or libertarian background. PLUS, The Washington Times' Jeff Mordock, fresh off the Danchenko verdict, has little hope that any of these people involved in the FBI probes will ever be held accountable. And Herb Hebein is a 29-year Chicago Police veteran who is running for IL House 35th District - he tells Shaun how his campaign is going and if he sees any hope in the Democrats getting OUT!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spoke with Dr. Shon Barnes, Chief of Police with the Madison, WI.Prior to his appointment as Chief in February 2021, Chief Barnes served as the Director of Training and Professional Development in Chicago, Illinois, and he was the former Deputy Chief of Police in Salisbury (NC). He was previously a Captain with the Greensboro Police Department, where he began his career as a patrol officer in November 2000. He has vast experience in police leadership, serving as the commander of 4 Police Divisions. He has also served in the armed forces as a United States Marine.Dr. Barnes attended Elizabeth City State University, where he received a B.A. Degree in History/Pre-Law, and the University of Cincinnati, where he received a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice. He earned his Ph.D. in Leadership Studies from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, where his dissertation focus was “Racial disparities in traffic stops, and the role of police leadership in community engagement efforts.” Dr. Barnes was selected as the 2015 National Institute of Justice L.E.A.D.S Scholar (Law Enforcement Advancement through Data and Science) for using science and evidence-based policing practices to improve policing, and community relations.Throughout his career, Dr. Barnes has worked hard to implement Neighborhood Oriented Policing, which focuses on smaller police beat responses and foot patrols. He has implemented the Stratified Model of Policing which encompasses Problem Solving, Crime Analysis, and Accountability at all levels within the organization. These efforts have significantly improved community-police relations as evidenced by a 100% clearance rate on all homicides occurring in Salisbury during his tenure. His philosophy as it relates to policing simply states, “Policing should be neighborhood-oriented, community-focused (business and residential), problem-oriented, and based on the most current empirical research available to reduce crime and improve citizens' satisfaction with police services.” We talked about leadership, professionalism, the NIJ LEADS program, mental heath calls and officer wellness.  

Also in the news: Police searching for man who sexually abused 11-year-old girl in Washington Park; Early voting beings today; Arlington Heights Memorial Library to display flag supporting Native American Heritage Month and more.

Also in the news: Police searching for man who sexually abused 11-year-old girl in Washington Park; Early voting beings today; Arlington Heights Memorial Library to display flag supporting Native American Heritage Month and more.

Also in the news: Police searching for man who sexually abused 11-year-old girl in Washington Park; Early voting beings today; Arlington Heights Memorial Library to display flag supporting Native American Heritage Month and more.

AP correspondent Rita Foley reports on Chicago Police Station Shooting

Karen Conti, attorney at ContiLaw, joins Bob Sirott to talk about CPD’s switch to digitally encrypted police channels and why Alec Baldwin and other workers from the ‘Rust’ set could be charged. She also shared details about what could come next from the special master’s reviews of the Mar-a-Lago documents and if Trump’s name could […]

Rep Lee Zeldin (R-NY 1st) runs for Governor of NY. Fmr. Chicago Police Superintendent Gary McCarthy provides an update on violent crime in Chicago.

On Wednesday's Mark Levin Show, Democrats are crooked, corrupt cheats that don't accept the will of the people in elections, and they've been that way since their inception. Democrat Attorney Marc Elias carefully organizes scores of litigators to change election laws to improve the probability of Democrats winning. The current administration is spending millions of dollars in the way of hearings and investigations into Trump with the goal of influencing and interfering in the 2022 midterms so that they can mitigate their expected losses in congress. Yet it's these same Democrats that say that Republicans are the ones that can't accept the outcome of an election. Then, Mitch McConnell has said nothing critical of what the Department of Justice has done to Trump or his allies. This country has an extensive history of using the political process set up by the Constitution to challenge elections and affect a change in the outcome of an election. The federal government has no authority over statewide elections even if it's for a federal office. Later, a Durham filing reveals that Igor Danchenko was paid by the FBI to be a confidential human source for three years even though the source had ties to Russian intelligence. The FBI will not stop going after Trump despite knowing the Steele dossier was false. Afterward, Fox News Political Analyst Gianno Caldwell joins the show to discuss details of his younger brother's, still unsolved, recent murder. Caldwell noted that the Chicago Police has a high attrition rate due to retirements following the Defund the Police movement and now the city lacks the detectives it needs to address the skyrocketing murders.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

And other trending headlines:  Chicago police have made no arrests in an early-morning shooting in Streeterville that killed one man and put a woman in the hospital; Mexican Independence Day is a week from today; A Willowbrook resident suing nearby Sterigenics and other stories. 

And other trending headlines:  Chicago police have made no arrests in an early-morning shooting in Streeterville that killed one man and put a woman in the hospital; Mexican Independence Day is a week from today; A Willowbrook resident suing nearby Sterigenics and other stories. 

And other trending headlines:  Chicago police have made no arrests in an early-morning shooting in Streeterville that killed one man and put a woman in the hospital; Mexican Independence Day is a week from today; A Willowbrook resident suing nearby Sterigenics and other stories. 

Fmr. Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy breaks down Chicago crime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Howell speaks with Phil Cline, Former CPD Superintendent & Executive Director of the Chicago Police Memorial Fund. This week, there was a ceremony at the Gold Star Families Memorial in Chicago to honor all Chicago Police officers that have died in the line of duty since the 1830's. There were 595 names read. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Howell speaks with Phil Cline, Former CPD Superintendent & Executive Director of the Chicago Police Memorial Fund. This week, there was a ceremony at the Gold Star Families Memorial in Chicago to honor all Chicago Police officers that have died in the line of duty since the 1830's. There were 595 names read. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Chicago Police Memorial Fund was started nearly two decades ago with a singular goal; to build a memorial to honor those fallen officers.Since that time, it has grown into so much more. It is now a foundation supporting CPD Goldstar Families.The CPD Goldstar Families represents all of the surviving family members of the fallen officers of the Chicago Police Department.At the time of recording in 2022, there were 595 Gold Stars on the wall of Public Safety Headquarters.Each star is a gold police badge of a Chicago Police Officer who died while in the line of duty.Their motto is "Never Forget."In this episode, Maria Marmolejo, wife of Eduardo Marmolejo, an officer who died in the line of duty in 2018, shares how she honors her husband's memory by serving Goldstar Families.Detective Darryl Hardy shares his motivation for running marathons to fund the CPMF.Former Police Superintendent of the CPD, Phil Cline, discusses how under his guidance, the CPMF came to be created.In This Episode:Phil Cline, Executive Director, Chicago Police Memorial FoundationDawn Dolan, Events Manager, Chicago Police Memorial FoundationMaria Marmolejo, Chairwoman CPD Goldstar Families & RunnerDetective Darryl Hardy, Runner & Chicago Police Detective This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit milesforchange.substack.com

Also in the news: Illinois rideshare and delivery drivers want a union; Illinois leaders planning to spend big on transportation upgrades; Congressman celebrates India's independence and more.

Also in the news: Illinois rideshare and delivery drivers want a union; Illinois leaders planning to spend big on transportation upgrades; Congressman celebrates India's independence and more.

Also in the news: Illinois rideshare and delivery drivers want a union; Illinois leaders planning to spend big on transportation upgrades; Congressman celebrates India's independence and more.

Chicago Police say they're adding more officers to CTA trains across the city after recent violence. A Mississippi grand jury declined to indict Carolyn Bryant Donham, the woman in the Emmett Till murder case. Plus, controversy over a death in police custody, and gas prices are on the way down. Host Jacoby Cochran talks to Sylvia Snowden, host of CAN TV's Political Forum, and Angel Idowu, WTTW's arts correspondent, about all that and more.  Some Good News: CAN TV fall lineup  NABJ-Chicago wins chapter of the year The TRiiBE's Morgan Johnson's newsletter  Follow us on Twitter: @CityCastChicago Sign up for our newsletter: chicago.citycast.fm Call or Text Us: (773) 780-0246 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

*John wonders if Mayor Lightfoot's talk to the rank and file of the Chicago Police will have any effect on their perception of her. *Zach Hunter, Executive Director of Keep Country First introduces their 'pro-democracy candidate recruitment program. *Community Organizer Ana Solano describes the issues that her community has with Riot Fest after a contentious meeting. *Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent Mike Emanuel shares the White House reaction to the Mar-a-Lago raid. *Plus, Walls Street Journal Personal Tech Reporter Dalvin Brown offers some hacks to help you navigate customer service issues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00 - More CTA riders are getting attacked, with violence at a level not seen in over a decade   11:27 - Bailey responds to Pritzker's attack on his farm subsidies   27:43 - Jim Iurio is an analyst for Fox Business Network. He joined Dan and Amy with reaction to the Inflation Reduction Act passed by the US Senate over the weekend.   41:52 - Eugene Roy is a former Chief of Detectives for Chicago Police. He joined Dan and Amy to talk about the city's effort to fight the rising crime rate.   01:00:38 - Lt. Col. James Carafano is Vice President of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation and author of Brutal War: Jungle Fighting in Papua New Guinea, 1942. He joined Dan and Amy with reaction to the fallout from Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan.   01:20:06 - Where Does the No-Tip Trend Go From Here? An SF Restaurant Vet Weighs In.   01:38:05 - Dr. Marty Makary is a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health, chief medical adviser to Sesame Care, and author of the award winning The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How To Fix It. He joined Dan and Amy to talk about vaccines and boosters as the school year approaches.   01:53:29 - Pennsylvania Democrat Beth Ann Rosica explained why she is switching parties  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Woke By Accident Podcast,we discuss a new story from Chicago, IL involving a unarmed 13 year old who was paralyzed after being shot by Chicago Police. We also discuss a new Foot Pursuit Policy soon to be enacted in Chicago, the petition against Sesame Place and the sentencing of the two former police officers convicted in the death of George Floyd.   Petition -Sesame Place & Sea World https://www.change.org/p/demand-sesame-place-and-parent-company-seaworld-hold-their-racist-employees-accountable   Resources for St. Louis Flood Victims https://www.joyfmonline.org/st-louis-flood-victim-resources/?fbclid=IwAR3I4SAy_wWw-tHOwT6ndwDPW8YPnMA-YdBdbM9Tc_gEFEV-muAVYb8MR3w   Check out Woke By Accident at www.wokebyaccident.net or on your favorite streaming platforms! Sponsor Get your pack of @Poddecks now for your next podcast interview using my special link: https://www.poddecks.com?sca_ref=1435240.q14fIixEGL   Music Soul Searching · Causmic Last Night's Dream — Tryezz

On July 1st, 2022, my son was attacked and pinned down by an "off duty" Chicago Police Officer—a Sergeant, to be exact. The allegation? Theft of his son's bike—even though my son had his own orange bike with him. As a mom first, CEO second, who teaches clients to build brands that serve their life + use their platforms to create a greater impact, it's important that I take a moment to use my own platform to share this unjust attack on my innocent, 14-year-old, Puerto Rican son. Warning: this episode contains audio of the event + may be disturbing to hear... not nearly as disturbing as it was for him to experience it. You'll hear a mother's perspective on what it felt like to receive that earth-shattering phone call... and how you can help bring awareness, justice, and accountability to this life-altering experience. Share this message. Tag https://www.instagram.com/thenicolenieves/ (@thenicolenieves )on Instagram or https://www.tiktok.com/@thenicolenieves (TikTok) + visit https://thebrandvibe.com/notinmytown/ (www.notinmytown.co) for the latest updates.

Join Instructor Mike and friends as we talk about the newly deployed Chicago police Department chase policy, the United States Senate gun bill as proposed, and Chicago‘s summer violence. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Also in the news; Arlington Heights trustees, residents voice frustration over cancelled express Metra trains; Man charged with attempted murder after hitting a Chicago Police officer in Jackson Park; Garfield Park meeting goes array after requesting for a public pool to be reopened; More than 30 Chicago alderman came together to discuss CTA staffing issues and delays; and much more. 

Also in the news; Arlington Heights trustees, residents voice frustration over cancelled express Metra trains; Man charged with attempted murder after hitting a Chicago Police officer in Jackson Park; Garfield Park meeting goes array after requesting for a public pool to be reopened; More than 30 Chicago alderman came together to discuss CTA staffing issues and delays; and much more. 

Also in the news; Arlington Heights trustees, residents voice frustration over cancelled express Metra trains; Man charged with attempted murder after hitting a Chicago Police officer in Jackson Park; Garfield Park meeting goes array after requesting for a public pool to be reopened; More than 30 Chicago alderman came together to discuss CTA staffing issues and delays; and much more. 

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38th Ward Ald. Nick Sposato joins Steve Dale to talk about the police t-shirts he's selling to benefit the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation and Chicago Animal Care and Control. The two also discuss term limits and public safety in Chicago. 

Also in the news: the storms have left around 38,000 homes and businesses without power this morning; a former Chicago Police officer is facing criminal charges for allegedly getting into a confrontation last year with a Black woman as she walked her dog at North Avenue Beach; a former Cook County Commissioner wants to replace Toni Preckwinkle as Board President and he's criticizing her over the county's gas tax; and much more. 

Also in the news: the storms have left around 38,000 homes and businesses without power this morning; a former Chicago Police officer is facing criminal charges for allegedly getting into a confrontation last year with a Black woman as she walked her dog at North Avenue Beach; a former Cook County Commissioner wants to replace Toni Preckwinkle as Board President and he's criticizing her over the county's gas tax; and much more. 

Jamal Joseph is radicalized at 15, and joins the New York Black Panthers. And a deadly attack by Chicago Police puts both Panthers and Weathermen on a path towards violent revolution.  For more of the story, check out:  Jamal Joseph, Panther Baby: A Life of Rebellion and Reinvention (2012) Stanley Nelson, The Black Panther Party: Vanguard of the Revolution (2016) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Progressive Prosecutor Movement Tested by Rising Crime and Angry Voters Trouble Atlanta rapper killed in home invasion The January 6 committee is about to show its work. Heres what you need to know. British geologist jailed in Iraq after taking artefacts No confidence vote How many votes does Boris Johnson need Shooting in Chicago Police officer, suspect shot by 69th Street, Sangamon in Englewood on South Side COPA investigating Nupur Sharma Prophet Muhammad controversy strains India Arab ties 3 dead, 11 hurt in Philadelphia shooting CBS New York UK boosts Ukraine support with high tech missile system Vote of confidence in Boris Johnson looking likely The workers getting 100 pay for 80 of the hours Ukraine war Another Russian general killed by Ukrainian forces reports Democrat who represents Uvalde angry he was left off special committee investigating school shooting British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will face a vote of confidence on Monday US Navy pilot killed in Mojave Desert F A 18E Super Hornet jet crash identified as Lt. Richard Bullock US, S. Korea fire missiles to sea, matching Norths launches Ukraine war latest Putin warns West on arms as UK sends missiles Nadal cant keep playing with foot injections Senators say gun deal is within reach, but without Bidens wish list Bangladesh officials say fire exacerbated by mislabelled chemicals

Also in the news: 67-year-old man shot and killed in Douglas Park; Man stabbed to death in Naperville health club locker room; Two men hospitalized after fighting on Englewood CTA platform; Wheeling police continue to investigate shooting deaths of 2 naval officers; and much more. 

In other top stories tonight: Homophobic chant temporarily stops soccer match; semi truck loses load of frozen pies; tool library looking for new space; and more. 

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Bangladesh officials say fire exacerbated by mislabelled chemicals Nadal cant keep playing with foot injections Ukraine war Another Russian general killed by Ukrainian forces reports Nupur Sharma Prophet Muhammad controversy strains India Arab ties US Navy pilot killed in Mojave Desert F A 18E Super Hornet jet crash identified as Lt. Richard Bullock Vote of confidence in Boris Johnson looking likely Democrat who represents Uvalde angry he was left off special committee investigating school shooting British geologist jailed in Iraq after taking artefacts Ukraine war latest Putin warns West on arms as UK sends missiles US, S. Korea fire missiles to sea, matching Norths launches Shooting in Chicago Police officer, suspect shot by 69th Street, Sangamon in Englewood on South Side COPA investigating The January 6 committee is about to show its work. Heres what you need to know. 3 dead, 11 hurt in Philadelphia shooting CBS New York Trouble Atlanta rapper killed in home invasion Senators say gun deal is within reach, but without Bidens wish list The workers getting 100 pay for 80 of the hours British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will face a vote of confidence on Monday UK boosts Ukraine support with high tech missile system No confidence vote How many votes does Boris Johnson need Progressive Prosecutor Movement Tested by Rising Crime and Angry Voters

Antoine Dobine joins Lisa Dent on Chicago’s Afternoon News to tell the story of how he helped Chicago Police save the life of a woman who was being held captive inside of an abandoned home on the South Side. Follow Your Favorite Chicago’s Afternoon News Personalities on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka

Ozman The Wizard and Na'imah talk about Bronny James having a white prom date (and Umar Johnson's reaction to her), the baby formula shortage, the birth of Rihana and A$AP Rocky's baby, the unarmed 13 year old carjacker shot by Chicago Police, the mess between Keyshia Cole and Antonio Brown, an NBA Draft Lottery and Playoff update, and more!!! Please subscribe, share, rate and review.

As carjackings have increased during the pandemic, some Chicago neighborhoods are turning to private security firms to patrol their streets. Hyde Park, Bucktown, and now Lincoln Park's Fullerton area have all hired P4 Security Solutions, a private security company which hires off-duty police officers to keep watch and report suspicious activity to the Chicago Police. Reset talks with a reporter who covered this story, as well as a resident of Bucktown. We also hear from the private security company providing the guards. For more Reset interviews, subscribe to this podcast. And please give us a rating, it helps other listeners find us. For more about Reset, go to wbez.org and follow us on Twitter @WBEZReset

Also in the news: an unidentified man is dead after being shot while sitting in a car on the Southwest side last night; a 16-year old juvenile is charged in the shooting of a student outside a school in Plainfield last weekend; Indiana State Police have moved their investigation of a fatal crash on the Borman last night off of the expressway; the inspector general for the Chicago Public Schools says hundreds of high school freshmen have been automatically put into a military-style program that's supposed to be voluntary; and much more. 

Also in the news: Farmers markets make a comeback in Chicago; State representative joins race for Chicago mayor; North Aurora boy mauled by pit bull; Drug trafficking investigation in Chicago leads to over 30 arrests; State department of transportation want to eliminate Oak Brook Terrace red light camera; and much more. 

Vacation has been canceled for the Chicago Police department after nearly 1,000 quit last year, the Biden administration canceling Alaskan oil and gas lease sales, Rep. Cammack is alleging that illegal migrants are receiving pallets of baby formula, and finally, Elon Musk's Twitter deal temporarily on hold over allegations of fraud. Here's your Daily dose of Human Events with @JackPosobiec Go to www.goodranchers.com/poso to get $30 off your order and free express shipping with code POSOSave up to 65% on MyPillow products by going to MyPillow.com/POSO and use code POSO

The Context of White Supremacy hosts The Context of White Supremacy hosts the weekly Compensatory Call-In. We encourage non-white listeners to dial in with their codified concepts, new terms, observations, research findings, workplace problems or triumphs, and/or suggestions on how best to Replace White Supremacy With Justice ASAP. We'll use these sessions to hone our use of words as tools to reveal truth, neutralize White people. We'll examine news reports from the past seven days and – hopefully – promote a constructive dialog. #ANTIBLACKNESS President Joe Biden came to Gus T.'s backyard, Seattle, Washington this week. He talked climate change and made a mess of traffic before hitting the road. The courts struck down the travel mask mandate on plains, buses and subways, which caused applause, confusion, and a new batch of Covid-19 rules. The president announced plans to appeal the decision. Major League Baseball recognized the extraordinary White Supremacy practiced against Jackie Robinson during his debut season 75 years ago. They frequently repeat the lie about Robinson being the first black player allowed to play professional baseball with Whites (It was actually Moses Fleetwood Walker). In Chicago, the residence where Black Panther Party member Fed Hampton lived as a child will be marked as a historic site. For decades, his 1969 assassination was celebrated by Chicago Police officers and Whites in general. #MaskOff #TheCOWS13 INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 720.716.7300 CODE: 564943#

Crime and policing dominated the local news cycle this week. The mayor's vaccine deadline for Chicago Police came and went, and Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx declined to press charges against the officers who shot and killed Adam Toledo and Anthony Alvarez last March. Plus, the city's ward remapping may end up in the hands of the people. And former mayoral candidate Willie Wilson gives gas away for free, with lines around the block. GUESTS: Heather Cherone, political reporter for WTTW News Patrick Smith, WBEZ criminal justice reporter