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    After 2 months, Chicago police accountability office unable to find witnesses in migrant sex misconduct investigation, council member says

    by Sam Charles, Chicago Tribune Sep 20, 2023 2 minutes
    The Chicago Police Department's 10th District, as seen here on July 7, 2023, had an open investigation into allegations that an officer or officers assigned to the Ogden District engaged in sexual relations with migrants who were living in a police station.

    CHICAGO — After more than two months, the Civilian Office of Police Accountability has not located any witnesses in its investigation of allegations of sexual misconduct involving at least one Chicago police officer and a migrant housed at the Ogden District station on the West Side.

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