Chicago police shootings

Chicago Supt. Eddie Johnson supplied few details, saying, "We don't want to give away the game plan."

Paul O'Neal's sister, Briana Adams, addressed the death of her brother after police video was released.

The Independent Police Review Authority answered calls that video be released as soon as possible.

The city inspector general said IPRA underreported the number of times police shot at people and missed.

Other video was expected to be released within two months by the Independent Police Review Authority.

The City Council granted $3.75 million to the family of Esau Castellanos, killed unarmed in Albany Park.

Castellanos was unarmed when police fatally shot him in 2013 in Albany Park.

Ald. Carlos Ramirez-Rosa wants to create a Civilian Police Accountability Council elected by residents.

Independent Police Review Authority chief Sharon Fairley said reopening shootings "is not our intent."

The resolution submitted by Ald. Jason Ervin got a hearing before the Finance Committee.

The 19-year-old was shot by one of the officers responding to the calls from LeGrier and his father.

Police Board President Lori Lightfoot sought ways to "incentivize" ending the so-called code of silence.

Despite a boycott by some ministers, mayor insisted the Martin Luther King event "was not about me."

Aldermen introduced a series of ordinances to curb excessive police force and increase accountability.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel offered anecdotal evidence Chicago Police are doing their jobs.