Many Black, Latino men don't trust CPD, new survey says

A follow-up report by the court-appointed monitor of the Chicago Police Department has found that man

View this email online A follow-up report by the court-appointed monitor of the Chicago Police Department has found that many Black and Latino men still do not trust officers to treat them with "dignity and respect." Words commonly used by the men to describe Chicago police were aggressive, racist, disrespectful, unreliable and unethical. Read more:

New survey shows Chicago Police Department has far to go to win trust of young Latino and Black men. 'Not a source of justice.' Words commonly used by the men in the survey to describe Chicago police officers were aggressive, racist, disrespectful, unreliable and unethical. chicago.suntimes.com  •  Share

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