Mayor Brandon Johnson on Tuesday indicated that he was proceeding with an overhale ordinance for overhall guidelines on the Chicago Police raid, but noticed if his latest plan would impose a significant restriction on no-nock warrant. That he campaigned two years ago.
Johnson confirmed at the City Hall News Conference that his administration was working on an update draft of the so -called Anjnet Young Ordinance, which was named after the black woman, who gave the city to the city after coming into the national headlines in 2020. The wrong police raided. Chicago Police, a social worker, a social worker, handcuffed and naked in his house during search.
But the mayor repeatedly raised questions whether his latest attempt would include a major principle from the original draft-the restriction on the no-nock warrant-which was the animating force behind the demands of Young for improvement.
“Our broad response to this tragedy in the city incorporates the voice of the person who experienced this tragedy with our Superintendent of Police and Alders,” Johnson said. “There is a draft, and the conversation going on to find out is going on how we can have an ordinance that works for everyone and that we can easily put residents, that they They will not be subject to those types of conversations. ”
Young refused to comment on Tuesday, but WBEZ reported last week that the Johnson administration discussed with a new draft of the ordinance of its name, which leaves the No-Nock Warrant ban.
Elded. The chief sponsor of the ordinance, 49th, Maria Hayden refused to comment on Tuesday.
The mayor’s team started updating selected Aldermen on the agenda of their upcoming city council last week, including a new version of Anjanet Young Ordinance that will make regular reporting mandatory on search warrants, some raids related materials related to raids. Public release, “Agreement related to training” according to a copy of the briefing material obtained by the tribune, “procedure” and “uninterrupted changes for” serving warrant “. But the presentation did not make any clear mention of the No-Nock Warrant Ban.
Elded. 29th, Chris Talifero said the mayor on Monday asked him to inform him that a revised version of Anganet Young Ordinance would actually come through the council’s police and fire committee that to Talifero chairs. After his conversation, recently called Alderman said that he took a new draft from Johnson’s inter -government affairs staff and Hayden.
A former police officer from Chicago, Talifero, told Tribune that he would not “support the police process,”, including a no-nock warrant ban.
The entire version of the revised ordinance has not yet been publicly available or introduced to the city council.
Johnson’s 2023 mayorl dialect included a public safety plan that promised: “Apply anganet young ordinance to eliminate an N-Nock Warrant.” Young supported her candidature before the 28 February election, threw weight for the message of progressive challenger on racial justice and police accountability, when her name was interrupted under the later Mayor Lori Lightfoot after her name.
On 21 February 2019, the Chicago Police provoked a search warrant execution and went wrong home, stopping the youth, instead of an unrelated male suspect, as she was getting ready for the bed. The authorities did not allow him to wear clothes and handcuff him during his discovery.
His story became a national controversy in December 2020, partly because Lightfoot officials sought an order to prevent CBS2 from broadcasting footage and restrictions to share footage with the media against the youth. the requested. Lightfoot lawyers later stated that they only wanted a ban against Young Attorney, but the scandal completely abandoned the request as a spiral.
No-Nock Warrant Officers allow themselves to enter homes without forcibly declare themselves, especially in the shooting of Bronna Taylor in 2020 police shooting, a black woman killed in Louisville, Kentki, a flawless medicine during the test. Anjanette Young Ordinance must have basically banned no-nock warrant except for cases of “external conditions”, as if someone is facing adjacent physical damage.
In 2022, Hayden tried to carry forward the law in the city council committee, but the effort failed for 10–4 votes. Even after the previous version in 2021, a floor failed to get votes as Lightfoot argued that such reforms should be reflected within the instructions of the Chicago Police Department, not the codes in the law.
Under the lightfoot, CPD changed its warrant policy in May 2021, and Hayden has accepted the reforms that have been touched on many of the proposed changes of Anganet Young Ordinance. Changes require a member of a department to the post of lieutenant or to be on the spot when the warrant is executed, and for each member of the team serving warrant to wear body camera.
According to internal instructions, a female member of the department is also required to appear, while the warrant is being served. In addition, more unusual “John Does” and No-Nock Warrant should be authorized by bureau chiefs. John Do Warrant is anonymous, but verified, based on tips.
Hayden and Young need to permanently codes those changes and more. In the absence of the city council movement, both have suggested the ongoing federal consent decree as another potential avenue to strengthen the reforms. But the federal judge, who maintained the binding CPD correction order, later refused to ban no-Nock warrant in a decision.
In December 2021, Alderman approved the disposal of $ 2.9 million for Young. But his crusade to improve the search warrant policy of CPD has continued, with a sign of impatience during a February 2024 news conference, he said: “I supported the new administration, and I campaigned for him. And my statement is with them, let’s go to the table and do so. ,