Or so you claim (without substantiation, of course) but the CPD does not investigate complaints against officers ... the civilian led IPRA - created in 2007 - does.
IPRA is staffed entirely with civilian investigators and is an independent agency of the City of Chicago providing public reports on their processes and findings.
You, OTOH, are a flaming, low-info, limp-wristed, bleeding-heart idiot.
Okay, let's look at that.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/19/u...ice-result-in-discipline-data-shows.html?_r=0
For example, the data for 2015 shows that in more than 99 percent of the thousands of misconduct complaints against Chicago police officers, there has been no discipline.
From 2011 to 2015, 97 percent of more than 28,500 citizen complaints resulted in no officer being punished, according to the files.
Although very few officers were disciplined in the years covered by the data, African-American officers were punished at twice the rate of their white colleagues for the same offenses, the data shows. And although black civilians filed a majority of the complaints, white civilians were far more likely to have their complaints
upheld, according to the records.