Fraternal Order of Police
Police Union, CeaseFire At Odds Over Shooting Suspect’s Surrender
There is heavy friction between the Chicago police union and CeaseFire after the anti-violence organization helped a shooting suspect turn himself in earlier this week. CBS 2’s Marissa Bailey reports.
McCarthy: ‘Significant Leads’ In Murder Of Off-Duty Cop
Chicago police officers went door-to-door in the Austin neighborhood on Wednesday, urging local residents to speak out about what they might know about the murder of an off-duty police officer last week.
Chicago Police Union Moves To Kill ACLU Suit
The Fraternal Order of Police filed a legal motion Thursday with the ultimate goal of dismissing an ACLU lawsuit that accused the city of Chicago of depriving some inner-city neighborhoods of adequate police protection.
Officers: Police Stations Shouldn’t Be Homeless Shelters
The Chicago Fraternal Order of Police is concerned about police station lobbies becoming homeless shelters in bad weather.
Cops Who Shoot Someone Now Have 24 Hours To Talk To Independent Reviewers
Chicago Police officers have won the right to a 24-hour cooling-off period from the time they shoot someone to the time they must speak to an independent investigator.
Police Union Remembers Fallen Officers
The Fraternal Order of Police today held a memorial to honor four Chicago Police officers who have died in the line of duty within the last year.
1,000+ Officers May Be Disciplined For Peeping At Report
The Chicago Police Department is planning to investigate more than 1,000 of its own officers for looking up the police report of a woman allegedly sexually assaulted by two on-duty officers.
Ministers To Daley: Move Cops To Higher-Crime Districts
A group of black ministers is demanding Mayor Richard M. Daley and Police Superintendent Jody Weis keep their promise to put more cops in high crime areas.
FOP Endorses Gery Chico For Mayor
Gery Chico Wednesday picked up the backing of the Fraternal Order of Police, which made its first endorsement in a Chicago mayor’s race in 20 years.
Police Union To Weis: Not So Fast
The stage is set for a confrontation over Chicago Police Supt. Jody Weis’ upcoming plan to reallocate police resources from lower-crime districts to those that need more officers.
Police Department Alters Minimum Age Restrictions
The Chicago Police Department has tweaked its plan to raise the minimum application age for police recruits to 25, in the face of opposition from the Fraternal Order of Police and some aldermen.
FOP Threatens Lawsuit Over Police Beating Claims
The Fraternal Order of Police is threatening a lawsuit, after seven Chicago Police officers were stripped of their powers on claims that they beat a handcuffed suspect, only for two to be cleared within days.



