Echoing the Illinois attorney general’s office, the team overseeing the Chicago Police Department’s court-ordered reform efforts slammed Supt. David Brown’s goal of conducting 1.5 million “positive community interactions” and urged the department to halt the initiative.
A report released late Monday by the independent monitor tracking the CPD’s compliance with a federal consent decree marks the latest rebuke of an initiative Brown announced i early January and touted as instrumental for “engaging the community [and] building trust.”
