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“My guy just shot me,” a woman tells a 911 operator in recordings released Tuesday by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability. “Please come now. I’ve been shot in my neck. I can’t feel my arms.”

The Barcelona defender's business interests are well-known but new documents and audio files allege to highlight his involvement in bringing the Spanish Supercopa to Saudi Arabia

The allegations involve the 2019 suicide of Sgt. Lori Rice, who was in her Jeep with another sergeant when she shot herself.

Raymond James analyst Savanthi Syth lowered the price target on Copa Holdings (NYSE:CPA) to $110 (an upside of 42%) from $115 while maintaining the Strong Buy rating on the shares. Copa is a Panamanian holding company consisting of Copa Airlines and Copa Colombia. The analyst revised the forecast to reflect higher fuel price forecasts, particularly…

Chicago Police Supt. David Brown filed administrative charges last month against three officers involved in the arrest, setting in motion disciplinary proceedings slated to start Tuesday.

CHICAGO — Two Chicago police officers were injured during a West Side traffic stop Monday night and one of those officers shot and wounded a man who had been in the vehicle that was pulled over, according to police.

During a demonstration that resulted in violent clashes between police and protesters who tried to bring down the Columbus statue in Grant Park, Officer Nicholas Jovanovich was caught on video striking activist Miracle Boyd in the face.

State’s Attorney Kim Foxx made the announcement Tuesday almost a year after Chicago police officers shot and killed Toledo and Alvarez in separate incidents.

Parliamentary maneuvers were used to delay final action on Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Gang Asset Forfeiture Ordinance and a $1.67 million settlement for a woman dragged out of a car by Chicago police officers at Brickyard Mall in May 2020.

Under the proposal, COPA’s chief administrator could, in some instances, alter reports requested under the Freedom of Information Act. The Better Government Association argues the reports are public records and cannot be redacted or revised after the fact.

"Ruin my life over f—ing self-defense," Irene Chavez tells officers after she was arrested Dec. 17, 2022, outside of Jeffery Pub.