Thursday, May 03, 2007

Chicago Police Admit Some Homicides Are Misclassified

CBS TV Chicago reports:
Changes are taking place at the Chicago Police Department, thanks to an exclusive 2 Investigators story last year.

CBS 2 Investigator Pam Zekman questioned if the police department was fudging the murder rate by hiding homicides. Now several cases are getting a second look.

A raging fire killed three people and a woman's body was found in a South Side swamp.

Those are just four of about 80 cases CBS 2 wanted reviewed by the police department. That's because they were apparently not classified properly as homicides despite recommendations by the medical examiner.

Last year 2 Investigators asked the police superintendent about the cases, but they only reviewed about a dozen of the cases.
The strange gun banning town wants to put a smiley face on the fact that they have a lot of murders.More than Houston or Dallas.So,they just lie.One wonders if the cops who made up bogus murder numbers were helped in their career by this famous Chicago police officer.