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Authorities raid Harvey police
Cook County sheriff's investigators and Illinois State Police raided the Harvey police station Wednesday, truck in tow, to collect files and other evidence in homicide cases dating back five years.

Prosecutors and state police were seeking evidence related to unsolved gang crimes and murders, sources close to the investigation said.

A number of reports involving homicides, aggravated batteries and other "crimes against persons" were taken from the station, a Harvey police source said.

About nine investigators took forensic evidence, such as bullet fragments, th... Read more

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Council Members Want Albany Po

Several members of the Albany Common Council are now calling for a state investigation of their own police department.

They say all that too often officers have violated the rights of citizens, and all too infrequently are those officers adequately disciplined.

So the Council President and five of the fifteen members are asking the State Commission of Investigation to examine recent cases, including that of officer Bill Bonani - who is the subject of a number of complaints.

"Officer Bonani, who has repeated offenses against him, continues to remain on the force and we the taxpayers get to keep paying for this officer," said Council member Carolyn McLaughlin (D).

Responding to the plans, Albany Police Chief Jim Tuffey said, "If there is an officer who is a bad apple, I will take care of him; but this maligns all of the good officers and I firmly believe in these police officers,"

Tuffey says that he has disciplined more cops in the two years that he's been in charge than ever before, and that crime has been down for that period too.

However, Council members say that there are simply too many complaints from Albany citizens.
 

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