The agency that investigates Chicago police shootings is re-opening its probe of the fatal shooting of a South Side man in 2014. The Chicago Police Department said an officer shot 19-year-old Roshad McIntosh after he pulled a gun and wouldn’t drop it. His family denies that, and now the Indipendent Police Review Authority is re-opening it’s investigation into the shooting. An IPRA spokesperson would only say the agency has “sufficient reason” to do so.
IPRA To Re-Open Probe Of Fatal 2014 Police Shooting
The agency that investigates Chicago police shootings is re-opening its probe of the fatal shooting of a South Side man in 2014. The Chicago Police Department said an officer shot 19-year-old Roshad McIntosh after he pulled a gun and wouldn’t drop it. His family denies that, and now the Indipendent Police Review Authority is re-opening it’s investigation into the shooting. An IPRA spokesperson would only say the agency has “sufficient reason” to do so.
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