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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Sophie Sherry

Chicago Police Board votes to suspend officer for 2 years over 2018 shooting

The Chicago Police Board moved to suspend an officer for two years without pay following a 2018 incident. | Sun-Times file photo

The Chicago Police Board voted to suspend an officer for two years without pay during Thursday’s meeting, finding him guilty of improperly discharging a weapon toward a moving vehicle during a 2018 incident.

The Civilian Office of Police Accountability initially recommended Officer Luigi Sarli be discharged from the department, but Supt. David Brown disagreed, calling for a just 180-day suspension.

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