Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson unveiled a new way for the public to track felony gun cases through the court system.
The site provides the public with what Johnson called a “transparent snapshot” of people arrested on gun crimes in the city, the specific gun charge and if they posted a full cash bail, 10 percent of that amount or were released without posting any money.
Chief Communications Officer for the Chicago Police Department, Anthony Guglielmi, discusses the city’s gun violence and the gun offender dashboard with Dan & Amy: