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What's So Transparent About Release of Select Police Misconduct Videos?

By Mark Konkol | June 8, 2016 8:52am
The Independent Police Review Authority released 101 sets of files related to open police use of force and misconduct cases Friday.
The Independent Police Review Authority released 101 sets of files related to open police use of force and misconduct cases Friday.
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DOWNTOWN — DNAinfo Radio's Matt Bubala and Writer at Large Mark Konkol discuss whether when it comes to "transparency" on police misconduct cases Chicagoans only get to see what City Hall wants them to see.

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