# Laquan Mcdonald
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The murder of laquan mcdonald took place on October 20, 2014, in Chicago, Illinois, when the 17-year-old African American was fatally shot by Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke. Police had initially reported that McDonald was behaving erratically while walking down the street, refusing to put down a knife he was carrying. Preliminary internal police reports described the incident similarly, leading to the incident being judged a justifiable shooting and to Van Dyke not being charged at that time.
What Next - The Laquan McDonald Case Isn’t Over
Chicago’s mayoral election is Tuesday. The race has been crowded, contentious, and very much shaped by the Laquan McDonald case.
Guest: Jamie Kalven, a journalist with the Invisible Institute.
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Chicago Twitter Hates Kim Foxx and Facts
Send us Fan MailFew politicians in Chicago attract such levels of hatred and misogyny as does Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx. Foxx was elected in a direct response to the murder and coverup of Laquan McDonald. While the McDonald case was definitely the catalyst for the wave of protests that…
Alderman Martin Discusses Community Commission
Send us Fan MailOn today's show comes from a March 10th conversation we had with 47th Ward Alderman Matt Martin to discuss the status of the community commission for police oversight. At the time of our discussion Mayor Lightfoot had pulled out of negotiations withe the two groups pushing their in…
GAPA – What is This Ordinance All About?
Send us Fan MailThe Grassroots Alliance for Police Accountability (GAPA) is an association of multiple community based organizations working together on issues of police accountability in Chicago. The group came together after the release video showing the murder of Laquan McDonald by Jason Van Dy…
COPA Compliance with Video Release Policy
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An audit of the Citizen's Office of Police Accountability's (COPA) compliance with the City of Chicago's video release policy shows systemic failures in the police accountability system in Chicago that lead to COPA failing to live up to the office's obligations under this policy.…
POD: Media Coverage of the Selection of David Brown
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In this episode we discuss the media coverage of the process used to select former Dallas Police Chief David Brown as the nominee for the permanent Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department.
Our guest today is Beachwood Reporter Founder and Editor Steve Rhodes. On this epi…
Carolyn Ruff on Laquan McDonald, Jesse Jackson, and Why Young People Must Vote
In this conversation, Ms. Carolyn Ruff — Chicago organizer, movement elder, and founder of Black Lives Matter Women of Faith — reflects on the murder of Laquan McDonald, her years in the orbit of Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rainbow PUSH, the importance of voting, and why so many young people have grown…
Chicago Runs on One Job
Austin Berg wanted to talk about structure before we talked about anyone’s name. We sat down in Lincoln Square on a summer afternoon. The problem, in his telling, is the shape of the government itself, more than any one mayor.
Berg has spent a decade on that argument. He runs the Chicago Policy Ce…
What Does and Doesn\'t Matter About Black Lives Matter-Truth and Logic
Topics include Black Lives Matter, Chicago politicians and the Laquan McDonald shooting, and how to help get the black community more informed on the election process.
Do Cops Get a Pass? Police Accountability and Double Standards
Police officers get arrested, fired, and sent to prison. So why do so many people still believe cops get a pass?
In this live episode of Two Cops One Donut, Erik Lavigne examines both sides of the police accountability debate with real cases and questions from the audience. We discuss outcomes tha…
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