Chicago Police Raid Wrong Home Handcuff Innocent Woman

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They then tried to coverup this horrific error.

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The police and the Mayor of Chicago tried to coverup this shameful assault on an innocent woman. And no one has been fired for this outrage.

Here's an excellent news report from a local news station. This video must be seen by every American.

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The Mayor admits the truth: the government in Chicago tried to help police coverup a horrific act of police brutality. And doesn't matter that the victim is black and so is the mayor. They are all in bed together. The fact that Lightfoot claims she doesn't remember this incident after getting caught lying tells you everything you need to know. How is possible you would not remember something as bad as this? She's lying.

Mayor Admits She Knew About Botched Raid On Anjanette Young’s Home After Earlier Denial

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot admitted on Thursday that she had known about the botched police raid on Anjanette Young’s home for more than a year, despite previously saying she was only made aware of the February 2019 incident this week.

At a news conference alongside Chicago Police Supt. David Brown, the mayor backtracked from her claim a day earlier that she was first informed this week about police barging into Young’s home last year, entering the wrong address, and then handcuffing her and questioning her while she was naked and in distress. Chicago’s WBBM-TV released bodycam footage of the incident on Monday, which led to widespread backlash from the public and elected officials against the mayor and the city police department.

Lightfoot said Thursday that her staff has since reminded her that Young’s case, among other botched raids, was brought to her attention in November 2019 ― though she claimed she does not remember it. The mayor still insisted that she did not see the bodycam footage until this week, although Lightfoot’s law department went to federal court on Monday to try to block WBBM from airing the video and to sanction Young for sharing it with the local CBS TV station.

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Chicago's Top Attorney Resigns Following Scandal Over Botched Police Raid

The lead attorney for the city of Chicago resigned Sunday amid continuing fallout from a botched and mistaken police raid nearly a year ago at the home of a Black woman.

Attorney Mark Flessner said in a concise email to staff that he had resigned as Corporation Counsel for the city of Chicago. He said simply that he would work on a transition plan in the next few days.

Flessner told The Chicago Tribune that his resignation was prompted by the police raid on Anjanette Young, a local social worker, last year. After announcing his resignation, he told the newspaper that he is being accused of trying to hide police body camera video of the raid, which he denies.

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