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| Log Number: |
2020-0002540 |
| Incident Date & Time: |
06-08-2020 12:20 am |
| District of Occurrence: |
15 |
| COPA Notification Date: |
06-08-2020 |
| Closed Date: |
12-27-2023 |
| FSR/Memo Posted Date: |
02-29-2024 |
| Log# |
Incident Date & Time |
District of Occurrence |
COPA Notification Date |
Transparency Release Date |
Closed Date |
FSR/Memo Posted Date |
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2020-0002540 |
06-08-2020 12:20 am |
15 |
06-08-2020
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2023-12-2712-27-2023 |
2024-02-2902-29-2024 |
Subject: Lovell Polk
This post was updated on February 29, 2024 to include the Final Summary Report. NOTE: The release of all Final Summary Reports is mandated pursuant to the City of Chicago Municipal Code (Section 2-78-145, viewable here) and the Consent Decree in State of Illinois v. City of Chicago (17-cv-6260, paragraph 499, viewable here). As standard practice, COPA attempts to notify the involved individual and/or their representative of its obligation to post the report to its website.
Pursuant to a court order entered on August 03, 2020 in the case of People v. Lovell Polk, No. 20 CR-06265(01), the Civilian Office of Police Accountability is currently prohibited from releasing materials relative to this incident.
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