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Laquan McDonald, Chicago Police
‘It felt like a war’: Laquan McDonald police shooting 10 years ago shocked Chicago, rippled through halls of power
By any objective measure, the killing of Laquan McDonald a decade ago was the single most impactful police shooting in Chicago in more than 40 years, maybe ever.
10 years after the Chicago police shooting of Laquan McDonald, what has changed?
When Laquan McDonald was fatally shot by then-CPD officer Jason Van Dyke on Pulaski Road 10 years ago, it unleashed a reckoning about how Chicago police and communities interact.
10 Years Since Laquan McDonald’s Murder: What’s changed and what hasn’t?
In the decade since Laquan McDonald's murder, Chicago police officers have seen a 60% decline in shootings, but the shooting of McDonald exposed a cover-up, a crime, and the consequences that continue to unfold today.
Ten years later, Laquan McDonald's death continues to shape Chicago police reform
Sunday marked 10 years since a Chicago teenager was shot and killed by a police officer, sparking mass protests and prompting significant reforms within the city's police department.
‘We need to keep working on making change’: 10 years after police shot Laquan McDonald
WBEZ talked to Michael Harrington, who sued the city for police reform, about changes in the Chicago Police Department.
Sunday marks 10 years since murder of Laquan McDonald by CPD officer
The only video that anyone could find capturing the 16 gunshots that killed McDonald was from a dashcam inside a police car.
Jamie Kalven: Ten years after Laquan McDonald’s murder, the old status quo threatens police reform
Since Laquan McDonald’s murder in 2014, it has become clear that when public attention turns elsewhere, the reform process loses momentum.
How the murder of Laquan McDonald changed policing in Chicago
Ten years ago, Officer Jason Van Dyke shot McDonald 16 times, killing him. Here are the stories that traced CPD’s lurch toward reform.
Sunday marks 10 years since Laquan McDonald's murder
The only video that anyone could find capturing the 16 gunshots that killed McDonald at 40th Street and Pulaski Road in the Archer Heights neighborhood was from a dashcam inside a police car.
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Brandon Johnson reflects on Laquan McDonald shooting, 10 years later
Ten years after Laquan McDonald was shot and killed, Mayor Brandon Johnson is reflecting on how the city has progressed in ...
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Laquan McDonald police shooting 10 years ago shocked Chicago, rippled through halls of power
CHICAGO — By any objective measure, it was the single most impactful police
shooting
in Chicago in more than 40 years, and ...
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Man fatally shot outside Uptown McDonald's identified
Chicago police are investigating a shooting that killed a 45-year-old man in the parking lot of a McDonald’s in the Uptown ...
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