Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has the Chicago Police IPRA's Back.... but plans to scrap IPRA to pander to the lawless out of control Chicago Negroes....
Rahm Emanuel, under fire for months over how the city investigates excessive force allegations against Chicago police, plans to propose abolishing the city's beleaguered Independent Police Review Authority.
The city would replace the agency -- known for sluggish investigations that rarely lead to discipline -- with a civilian agency "that has more independence and more resources to do its work," Emanuel wrote in a draft of an essay obtained Friday by the Tribune. The essay offered few details about the new agency, though the mayor wrote that the details will be worked out in the coming weeks and presented at a City Council meeting June 22.
"...It is clear that a totally new agency is required to rebuild trust in investigations of officer-involved shootings and the most serious allegations of police misconduct," the column says.
Emanuel's proposal comes as he continues to navigate the political controversy that erupted late last year when the city released video of a white police officer shooting African-American teenager Laquan McDonald 16 times. After the video's release, Emanuel appointed a task force on policing that last month issued recommendations for sweeping reform in the police department and its oversight systems.
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