First Defense Legal - Incommunicado

 

Chicago's largest street gang, CPD!!!

 

Thursday, October 1, 2020, 7AM until 7PM

5100 S. Wentworth Ave.

Chicago, IL 

 

So many black and brown men and women have been literally victimized as the result of incommunicado detentions and interrogations across this nation. Vulnerable kids are often the victims, not to forget to mention those who suffer from mental illness. At the age of 16 years old in 1981, I found the practice of incommunicado detention to be one that allows police to be as coercive toward the weak as they desire. I also found it to be a weapon of psychological torture to force kids to confess to crimes they never committed. This has happened in this City, in the State and nation more than anyone would like to believe.

 

Incommunicado detention and interrogation lead to.wrongful conviction and police torture. Safeguards must be implemented to best protect the accused from police misconduct which cost the city of Chicago over 100 million dollars yearly. What if detectives such as John Burge,  Michael Kill, John McCann, and James O'Brien were obligated by law to provide the accused with access to a telephone and attorney within an hour of their arrest. It would have hindered Burge, and other detectives from carrying out their acts of systematic torture. 

 

People who are victimized by egocentric police officers with motives to abuse and violate the accused constitutional rights' have gotten away with barbaric behavior that have contributed to many wrongful convictions. To best safeguard the accused civil liberties and rights', they must be provided with access to telephones and attorneys within an hour after being placed in police custody. 

 

Go to Twitter on Wednesday', September 30, 2020 and October 1, 2020 and tell Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot to have a heart and safeguard you, your love one's and the community by ending incommunicado detentions and interrogations by enacting new policy and laws that make it mandatory for all accused suspects taken into police stations to be provided access to a telephone and attorney. Tweet Lori and c'c others.

 

Mayor Lori Lightfoot @chicagomayor

 

Chicago Sun-Times @kathychaney

 

WGN news @WGNNews

 

ABC 7 news @ABC7Chicago

 

Fox 32 news @fox32news

 

Chicago Torture Justice Center @chitorture

 

Black Lives Matter - Chicago @BLMChi

 

Mark Clements @Prisonspeaks