COPA release CPD shooting a unarmed latino boy.

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Will the latino community raise hell? I know they tore this city up for the mexican independence day celebrations.:mjpls:
 

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COPA Publishes Videos of Pilsen Shooting That Led to Charges Against Police Officers​

Matt Masterson | September 20, 2022 12:53 pm


Video published by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability shows the July 22, 2022 shooting that led to two Chicago police officers being charged with aggravated battery and other charges. (Civilian Office of Police Accountability)
Video published by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability shows the July 22, 2022 shooting that led to two Chicago police officers being charged with aggravated battery and other charges. (Civilian Office of Police Accountability)
The civilian oversight agency tasked with investigating police misconduct published video Tuesday showing the July shooting in Pilsen that led to a Chicago police sergeant and an officer being arrested on felony charges last week.

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The Civilian Office of Police Accountability released multiple surveillance and body-worn camera videos from the July 22 shooting that left an unarmed man seriously injured. Last week, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx announced the two CPD officials, Sgt. Christopher Liakopoulos, 43, and Officer Reuben Reynoso, 42, were charged with aggravated battery with a firearm, aggravated discharge of a firearm and official misconduct.
“COPA’s commitment to transparency is a core value of the agency and is an expectation of the public,” the office said in a statement Tuesday, one day after a Cook County judge refused to block the videos’ release. “With the Judge’s ruling not prohibiting release, the materials posted to our website are consistent with past practices and in accordance with the City’s Video release Policy.”
According to COPA, Liakopoulos and Reynoso were driving to the CPD’s Training Academy when they saw individuals standing outside a closed business just before 7 a.m.
In one video, taken from a business surveillance camera, a black vehicle can be seen driving past the intersection of 18th and Morgan streets just after 6:50 a.m. as a
altercation. In one of those videos, after numerous gunshots are heard, a man can be heard radioing dispatch to report a “10-1” — a call for emergency assistance — and stating that shots at been fired by police.

“We need medical!” a person can be heard shouting, though no people are visible on the video.

Another person can be heard screaming in agony.

GRAPHIC VIDEO: Surveillance footage released Tuesday contains audio from the July 22, 2022 shooting that led to a pair of Chicago police officers being charged with aggravated battery and other felonies.







Prosecutors last week said the 23-year-old was struck three times in his back and leg. He is recovering and is cooperating with authorities, according to Foxx. A 35-year-old man who was walking by the car also suffered a graze wound during the incident.

The two officers are charged with official misconduct because they “made representations to legal authorities ... that was directly contradicted by the videotaped evidence,” Foxx said.

Prosecutors have alleged the officers told investigators they did not shoot first.

Attorneys for Reynoso and Liakopoulos told the judge they opened fire after the 17-year-old pointed his gun at them, which they said could not be seen on surveillance footage.

Both Liakopoulos and Reynoso were relieved of their police powers last week.

In addition to the videos released Tuesday, COPA said it also has an additional, unreleased video that shows the teen “discharging a firearm in the direction of the officers after officers have discharged their weapons and he is fleeing the scene.”

However, COPA said it’s prohibited from publishing that video and other materials that involve teen in accordance with the Juvenile Court Act of 1987.
 

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So the cops lied as usual...:francis:

They f*cked up big here. White hoodie had a bottle in his hands and the cops said he shot 1st. When actually the dude who ran off shot after the unmarked car and unknown CACs shot 1st. They better get at least 15..
 

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The surveillance video — which has no audio — shows the 23-year-old, who is wearing a white hoodie and holding a bottle of wine and a phone in one hand, walk toward the officers’ vehicle, waving toward them with his empty hand. Suddenly, the man falls to the ground, and then the two officers exit the vehicle and appear to fire shots toward a juvenile, who had run out of view of the video.

They just wanted to shoot somebody. Hope both those worthless fukks get locked up, but I doubt it.
 

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“Raza” better stand up

Can’t be “we work too hard to complain and beg like y’all do” and “how come nobody cares about [us/said group]” at the same time

Pick one
 
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While I'm saddened and ultimately protesting against all of these issues will affect everyone positively (resulting in less deaths by the hands of officers) I refuse to stand with them ese's, they can hold their own huevos. And they better not ask "where are the black people that protest against police shootings now that our sons and brothers, nephews and cousins are killed?"

We know they'll point at any lack of action or transparency and say "well when y'all kill black folks......"
 
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