Chicago death highlights police code of silence in McDonald case
The Laquan McDonald shooting spurred questions about a code of silence as eight officers disputed the video evidence and remain active on the street. Van Dyke faces first degree murder charges after a 16 round volley, while reforms and union protections complicate accountability. Chicago, Los Angeles and other cities show similar dynamics as authorities confront reports, discipline, and potential lies amid hidden video evidence.
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