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    2 Chicago cops involved in CTA Red Line shooting are stripped of their police powers

    by Jeremy Gorner, Chicago Tribune Mar 05, 2020 3 minutes

    CHICAGO - Just days after a Chicago police officer shot an unarmed man at a CTA Red Line station in an incident captured on a viral video, interim police Superintendent Charlie Beck on Wednesday stripped two cops involved of their police powers.

    "As a result of the Superintendent's review of the incident, both of the involved officers have been relieved of their police powers pending the outcome of the external reviews into this matter," police spokesman Tom Ahern said in a

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