Chicago Police and Civilian Oversight Under Scrutiny After 96 Shots Fired in Dexter Reed Case

Recent negotiations aim to involve state police in investigations as legal and procedural questions arise.

Chicago police fired 96 shots at Dexter Reed during a traffic stop, resulting in his death.
The legality of current investigation procedures by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) is questioned.
Negotiations are underway to potentially have Illinois State Police handle such investigations.
Public and legal scrutiny intensifies following the release of bodycam footage showing the incident.
Community and family members demand justice and accountability, citing excessive use of force.