Chicago

Three officers sustained minor injuries across the two incidents

Researchers used historical data to detect patterns over time per 1,000 square feet of Chicago

“As soon as they got off the elevator to go to the apartment, they were fired upon by the offender,” Police Superintendent David Brown said

Officers were walking up to the suspect’s car when the driver cracked open his door and shot Officer Erik Moreno

The city unanimously passed an ordinance to extend LODD benefits to suicide deaths

FOP president John Catanzara rebuked the mayor, saying that the city’s policy of canceling days off is unsustainable

Officers can only pursue if there “is a valid law enforcement need to detain the person” that outweighs the dangers of pursuit

The officer was assaulted after being called to help an unclothed woman, police said

Officer Fernanda Ballesteros was wheeled out by the partner who saved her life

Police Superintendent David Brown blamed “brazenness” for a 500% increase in attacks against cops over the past two years

A traffic stop shooting that left one officer seriously wounded this week has drawn comparisons to a tragic 2021 incident

CPD had previous success recruiting at Camp Lejeune

Officers missed a handgun in the suspect’s pants before the 2020 shooting, police said

Mayor Lori Lightfoot vowed to assign more patrol officers to the area as Chicago battles with a spate of juvenile violence

Read about a retired cop's heroic final moments, a long awaited LODD recognition and more from this week's news