Taxpayers on hook for $15M in mom's death during police chase

Chicago taxpayers will spend $15 million to compensate the family of a 37-year-old mother of six kill

View this email online Chicago taxpayers will spend $15 million to compensate the family of a 37-year-old mother of six killed in June 2020 after a harrowing high-speed chase down expressways and city streets that supervisors had ordered officers to terminate. Read more:

Chicago taxpayers on hook for $15 million in mom's death during police chase The settlement will go to the family of Guadalupe Francisco-Martinez, who was headed home from her first day on a new job when she was killed in a crash with a marked Chicago police SUV at Irving Park Road and Ashland Avenue. chicago.suntimes.com  •  Share

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