The Chicago Sun-Times reports:
A Marine Reserve intelligence officer recently returned from Iraq is helping the department create a new unit that will replace the scandal-plagued Special Operations Section.
Chicago Police Lt. James Roussell and department brass are putting the final touches on the more than 100-member Mobile Strike Force, which could be activated by the end of the month.
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As the department moves to replace SOS, the scandal continues to play out in court. Criminal charges are pending against seven officers for allegedly robbing and kidnapping citizens.
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