Second City [Hero] Cop calls out media for anti-police propaganda

Because Chicago police officers treat all citizens fairly do not engage in cover-ups and a code of silence.

Biased media coverage these past few months.

• The MacDonald video - the move to "suppress" it until after an election - that choice wasn't made by anyone in the Department not wearing a gold star [The video still should not have been released because it biased the investigation and trial, inflames anti police sentiment jeopardizing Officer safely. violate the Officers’ privacy and renders police vulnerable to unfounded scrutiny]
• The lack of audio is a direct result of shitty equipment with zero maintenance performed by ill-equipped staff due to the city going with a low-bid. Not a single decision there was made by anyone in the Department below the rank of Deputy; [Do not believe the anti Police lies that 80 percent of Chicago PD dash-cam videos are missing audio due to ‘officer error’ or ‘intentional destruction]
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• The decades worth of decisions to "settle at any cost" instead of fighting cases in court where evidence could be presented not only justifying, but clearing false accusations against officers wasn't made at the levels we work. J-Fled (of all people) proved you can put plaintiff attorneys in a financial bind by fighting the nonsense cases and putting scumbags on notice that the City will come after them for costs when they lose. Rahm wasted no time in returning to the days of "settle everything." Otherwise he wouldn't get all those political contributions spread throughout the Machine. [ As proven how much the city fought the nonsense political witchhunt of hero cop Anthony Abbate case where a biased Judge refuses to toss verdict that suggests Chicago police protected by 'code of silence' after the city "settled at any cost" or the Christina Eilman case]
• [SCHC forgot the Homan Square "Black Site" and  the witchhunt of hero cop Dante Servin who was"charged with involuntary manslaughter, but was cleared of all charges on April 20, 2015, by Judge Dennis J. Porter in a rare directed verdict.Porter's reasoning was that since the shooting was intentional, Servin could not be charged with recklessness. "It is intentional and the crime, if any there be, is first-degree murder," said Porter in his ruling. Attorney Sam Adam, Jr., accused state prosecutor Anita Alvarez with deliberately undercharging Servin knowing that the charges would be dropped, in order to curry favor with the police department" as examples of the media smearing the Chicago Police Department]