Puerto Rican Police Association - PRPA

Cook County can absorb hundreds of millions in documented losses and financial-control failures, but can’t fund Crime Stoppers?

Crime Stoppers handled 140 cases and received 5,000+ tips through July, yet its director is reportedly paying rewards out of his own pocket.

Meanwhile, Cook County is offering up to $15 MILLION for Community Violence Intervention programs, some involving people with former gang affiliations—the very violence Crime Stoppers is working to help solve.

This is about priorities and accountability. Fund Crime Stoppers.

Cook County Crime Stoppers running out of money, could shut down at end of 2026, leader says Cook County Crime Stoppers, a non-profit organization that offers monetary rewards to help police solve violent crimes, said they are running out of money and might be forced to close at the end of the year.

Join the Chicago Police Department on 9/26 from 11am-3pm for their annual Career & Resource Fair at 1300 W. Jackson!

Stop by to learn about job & educational opportunities and connect with community resources.

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cwbchicago.com

Judge who released cop-killer locked up 2 courtroom deputies this week, union says - CWB Chicago The Cook County judge who released repeat violent felon Alphanso Talley on electronic monitoring before he was charged with killing a Chicago police officer is accused of holding two courtroom deputies in contempt this week for not immediately removing handcuffs from a different inmate charged with....