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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Tom Schuba

Concerned about a cover up after woman was hit by police SUV, activist notches legal victory that could result in $720,000 ruling

Community Organizer William Calloway speaks about the short amount of time Jason Van Dyke spent in prison during a press conference calling for federal charges on Jason Van Dyke at the ECCSC offices at 610 W Root St in Canaryville, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2022. (Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times)

After battling in court for body-cam footage that showed a Chicago police SUV barreling into Martina Standley in 2019, activist William Calloway kept pushing for evidence of a possible cover-up.

On Monday, Calloway scored another victory when a Cook County judge entered a default judgment against the department after officials failed to respond to his discovery requests for additional records tied to the incident in South Shore.

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