Chicago leaders voted against a proposal to restrict police raids targeting homes, along with new criteria for such operations.
Law enforcement on surging police resignations and retirements, how crime and anti-police rhetoric are a factor
An ordinance that would have restricted Chicago police raids on homes following a botched operation caught on camera in 2019 failed to get enough votes. Anjanette Young and attorney Keenan Saulter speak regarding developments on Young's case and efforts to work with the City of Chicago. Young was the victim of a botched raid by Chicago police when police entered the wrong home.
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