Revised CPD Policy Won’t Ban No-Knock Warrants or Block Officers From Pointing Guns at Kids, But Will Tighten Restrictions on Raids – WTTW (Chicago)

Revised CPD Policy Won’t Ban No-Knock Warrants or Block Officers From Pointing Guns at Kids, But Will Tighten Restrictions on Raids – WTTW (Chicago)

Officers served just 210 residential search warrants in 2024. In comparison, the department executed 1,382 search warrants in 2019.

Crime & law revised CPD policy won’t ban no-knock warrants or block officers from pointing guns at kids, but will tighten restrictions on raids | Illinois State Bar Association

Crime & law revised CPD policy won’t ban no-knock warrants or block officers from pointing guns at kids, but will tighten restrictions on raidsChicago police officers would not be banned from serving no-knock warrants or from pointing guns at children or handcuffing them during raids under a revised Chicago Police Department policy that will impose additional limits on how search warrants are used in Chicago, records show. U.S. District Court Ju…