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The family is asking for the Illinois State Police to take over the investigation as their attorney says CPD’s story of what happened doesn’t “pass the smell test.”| Illinois Answers Project
After Rivera was killed in June by Officer Carlos Baker, officials told the Illinois Department of Labor she’d been gunned down by a barricaded suspect. The police still haven’t corrected that. The post Chicago Police Told State Officials Officer Krystal Rivera Was Shot by an ‘Armed Suspect,’ Not Her Partner appeared first on Illinois Answers Project.| Illinois Answers Project
Officer Carlos Baker was accused of attacking a female cop at DSTRKT Bar & Grill. He told police he was harassed by two women — the off-duty cop and his girlfriend’s mother, who he said attacked him and referred to him as "a murderer." The post Chicago Cop Who Killed Partner Says He’s the Victim in Wicker Park Bar Fight appeared first on Illinois Answers Project.| Illinois Answers Project
Officer Carlos Baker, the Chicago cop who fatally shot his partner Krystal Rivera while pursuing a suspect, was stripped of his police powers on Friday but not for the shooting. […] The post Chicago cop who fatally shot partner Krystal Rivera is stripped of his police powers — but not for that appeared first on Illinois Answers Project.| Illinois Answers Project
Carlos Baker, the Chicago police officer who shot and killed his partner Krystal Rivera allegedly attacked a female officer at a bar in Wicker Park| Illinois Answers Project
In November, a 16-year-old boy was found with a Glock handgun that went missing after it was handed in at a buyback at a South Side church.| Illinois Answers Project
The handgun was stolen from a room full of cops and ended up being used in crimes including the shooting of Twanda Willingham, who's suing.| Illinois Answers Project
Officer Carlos A. Baker has had more than a dozen complaints against him, records show. He has faced three suspensions and two reprimands.| Illinois Answers Project
