CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago police have filed felony hate crime and terrorism charges against a man accused of shooting a Jewish man on the North Side over the weekend, in addition to 14 other ...

Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling earns $260,472 annually and Houston Police Department Chief Noe Diaz earns $315,000 annually. The City Council’s Public Safety Committee ...

Larry Snelling said during a press conference on Thursday. Chicago’s top cop also told reporters that Abdullahi has been hospitalized since the incident, leaving authorities unable to interview him.

Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling earns $260,472 annually and Houston Police Chief Noe Diaz earns $315,000 annually. Earlier this week, the City Council's Public Safety ...

Chicago authorities filed hate crime and terrorist charges against a suspect accused of shooting a Jewish man walking to synagogue and then opening fire on police and medical emergency responders.

This evidence, allowed us to secure the terrorism and hate crime charges," Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling said at a news conference Thursday. Cook County State’s ...

“We will never tolerate violence that’s rooted in hate and bigotry,” police chief Larry Snelling said during a press conference. Pushing back on criticism that the force did not initially ...

Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling said at a news conference Thursday. Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx highlighted the rarity of terrorism charges, noting that the ...

His victim, who has not be identified, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. On Thursday, Chicago Police Department Superintendent Larry Snelling told reporters during a press conference that a ...

Abdallahi remains hospitalized after a shootout with police, leaving authorities unable to question him, instead using digital evidence to establish their case, Chicago Police Department ...

“This shooting is deeply personal to members of our Jewish community, we know that,” Windy City Police Superintendent Larry Snelling said during a press conference streamed locally.