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CPD oversight body beset with division over follow-up to Operation Midway Blitz (opens the original)
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Shortly after a contentious listening session where dozens of people accused Chicago police of aiding federal agents during Operation Midway Blitz, Angel Rubi Navarijo told Remel Terry, president of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability, that he thought they could be doing more. “The community feels we have dragged our feet with this topic which I think is sad given we have the word Community in our existence as a city-wide commission,” wrote Rubi Navarijo, the commission
Grand Crossing shooting that killed expectant father may be tied to rapper’s funeral (opens the original)
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Naseem Stevens had a lot to look forward to before he was shot and killed at a Grand Crossing gas station Friday evening, a few hours after the funeral for Mi’KQuale Cooper, better known as the rapper BloodHound Q50. According to a police report obtained by the Tribune, detectives are probing a possible link between the attack on Stevens, 26, and Cooper’s funeral. But Stevens’ mother, Karonna Williams, has seen social media speculation about Stevens’ associations with the BloodHounds street gang
Cops raid cremation business tied to South Chicago Chapel (opens the original)
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Chicago police on Friday raided a cremation business tied to the Southeast Side funeral home where authorities in August found 56 decaying corpses. State business records show that the raided business, Planet Green Cremations in south suburban Glenwood, is owned by Clark and Johanna Morgan, who operated South Chicago Chapel. The discovery of the corpses over the summer — many in deplorable condition —highlighted the regulatory patchwork that apparently allowed the Morgans to continue operating i
Englewood man, 18, charged with stabbing girlfriend to death: prosecutors (opens the original)
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A young woman could be heard screaming “I love you” at her boyfriend moments before the 18-year-old man stabbed her to death early Tuesday morning, prosecutors told a judge. At a detention hearing Thursday, Assistant State’s Attorney Mike Pekara said Alfredo Tzoy had been dating the woman, identified in court records as Whitney Jackson, also 18, for about seven months when Tzoy’s parents were awakened to the sound of fighting around 1 a.m. Tuesday in their Englewood home. Man arrested after woma
Daywatch: 15 Illinoisans file claims against feds for alleged Operation Midway Blitz misconduct (opens the original)
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Juan Muñoz is tired of remembering the events of Oct. 3, 2025. On that day, at the height of “Operation Midway Blitz,” Muñoz was among hundreds of people protesting the blitz at the Broadview processing center when dozens of agents confronted the crowd outside the building and began to make arrests. Muñoz, a trustee of west suburban Oak Park, appeared on video footage being pushed to the ground, He was handcuffed and held for about eight hours. A year after Midway Blitz launched in Chicago, Muño
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