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Emails show Chicago mayor knew of ‘bad’ botched raid in November 2019

Thu, December 31, 2020

Recently released emails show Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot first learned in November 2019 of a “pretty bad wrongful raid” at the home of a Black woman who said she was not allowed to put on clothes before police handcuffed her.

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