A team of journalists from non -profit journalistic organizations Invisible Institute and Propublica More than 300 complaints against violations of sexual attacks and violations that have been filed against police officers in Chicago have been considered.
But experts say this is probably insufficient.
We need your help to understand the sphere and scale of this issue. We want to talk to people who have experienced sexual disorders or sexual attacks by Chicago police. For this investigation, we identified sexual violation of the police as sexual abuse, undesirable, inadequate touching or comments, as well as sexual harassment of police officers or service. Researchers and fans say that sexual violations are a “spectrum of behavior”.
This behavior may include but not limited to them:
- Chicago police officer flirted with someone, including their phone number for reasons that are not related to the case or making other inadequate comments during the service
- A police officer in Chicago asks anyone to have sexual services in exchange for that
- A police officer in Chicago, who is sexually assaulted or establishing unwanted physical contact with someone, including if the officer does not work
You can share your experience below. Please contact us if you are a current police officer in Chicago, which has information you can share on the matter.
If you prefer to talk to the reporter directlyYou can contact the reporting team by calling or reporting 312-488-952. You can also send a report report by Maria Inesso on SignalWhat is safer in mizamudio.95.
We appreciate that you share your story and perceive your privacy seriously. We collect this information for the purposes of our reporting and we will contact you if we want to publish any part of your story.
As journalists, our role is to write about problems. We cannot give legal advice or other support. However, there are resources. We know that these cases may follow from painful experiences, and if you need it: support:
Andrew Fan, Makhin Khan, Maira Khvoj and Trina Reynolds-Tuler from the invisible institute reported, and Ashley Clark PROPUBLICA contributed to research.
