Chicago police shootings

Ald. Ameya Pawar said it's in the public interest to settle cases quickly, but also to release videos.

They presented a petition signed by 35,000 people demanding that State's Attorney Anita Alvarez quit.

"I am comfortable with who I am," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a sometimes testy interview with Politico.

Commissioner Jesus "Chuy" Garcia joined the growing chorus calling on the state's attorney to quit.

Garry McCarthy said Dante Servin should be fired for killing an unarmed Boyd in 2012.

A bishop's spokesman said the goal was "to avoid any potential violent protest...the video is very bad."

Mayor called Laquan McDonald's death "hideous" and said the police officer will be "held accountable."

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the city would not appeal a judge's ruling requiring the release of the video.

The city has already paid a $5 million settlement in the shooting death of Laquan McDonald.

Officers shot the man around 11:30 p.m. Thursday in Grand Crossing, police said.

Two fatal police shootings led to $3 million of the settlements.

Law Professor Richard Kling said prosecutors might have mischarged Det. Dante Servin.

A city committee approved a $5 million settlement in the case of Laquan McDonald, who was shot 16 times.

As in Ferguson, Mo., protesters sought the name of the officer who shot and killed the teenager.

Video shows an unarmed Jamaal Moore was shot while running away from an officer, a city attorney said.