Austin Berg, vice president of marketing at the Illinois Policy Institute, talks about the impact of police misconduct settlements on the wallets of Chicago taxpayers.A Black woman who settled with the city of Chicago for nearly $3 million after she was handcuffed while naked by police officers during a botched raid of her home says "there’s no amount of money that will right this wrong" and that changes are needed to the Chicago Police Department.
Young said during an interview that aired Friday on "CBS Mornings" that the officers ignored her, including as she repeatedly told them they were at the wrong address. The botched raid and the city’s handling of it prompted anger from clergy, lawmakers and civil rights activists who decried it as racist and an affront to a Black woman’s dignity.
And earlier this month, the city’s inspector general’s office in a quarterly report said that its investigation "uncovered a troubling series of unfounded statements" made by Lightfoot’s administration and others.Young said her financial settlement with the city has not changed her life because she’s always enjoyed living a simple life. She added that, "I would have been more satisfied if all 12 officers had got fired and I didn’t receive a dime.
But she’ll cash the check anyway
Well as a taxpayer I’ll be glad to take my portion back.
Jesus enough already with the poor me mentality
'But I'll still take it!' 😂😂😂
Remember when Re-election time comes that NOT 1 Colorless Cop was FIRE and LYINGLori LIED..
Then do as she said. Don't give her any money.
It let the police bust down my door for 3mm
Good give it back I hope all the free services she was enrolled in has been revoked since she's a millionaire now
Thank goodness. I thought she might ask for money.
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