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Chicago cops did little to investigate how gun a judge turned in to be destroyed ended up at a crime scene

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Cook County Judge William Stewart Boyd turned over two old guns at Immaculate Conception Church in South Chicago nearly two decades ago.They were among more than 5,900 guns the Chicago Police Department recovered at buybacks that day — its most successful haul ever.But five years later, one of the guns Boyd had given up resurfaced at the scene of a fatal police shooting in Cicero.The Better Government Association, which publishes the Illinois An…

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Chicago cops did little to investigate how gun a judge turned in to be destroyed ended up at a crime scene

Cook County Judge William Stewart Boyd turned over two old guns at Immaculate Conception Church in South Chicago nearly two decades ago.They were among more than 5,900 guns the Chicago Police Department recovered at buybacks that day — its most successful haul ever.But five years later, one of the guns Boyd had given up resurfaced at the scene of a fatal police shooting in Cicero.The Better Government Association, which publishes the Illinois An…

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Chicago cops did little to investigate how gun a judge turned in to be destroyed ended up at a crime scene – Usa news

Cook County Judge William Stewart Boyd turned over two old guns at Immaculate Conception Church in South Chicago nearly two decades ago. They were among more than 5,900 guns the Chicago Police Department recovered at buybacks that day — its most successful haul ever. But five years later, one of the guns Boyd had given up resurfaced at the scene of a fatal police shooting in Cicero. The Better Government Association, which publishes the Illinois…

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Chicago cops did little to investigate how gun a judge turned in to be destroyed ended up at a crime scene | Illinois State Bar Association

Chicago cops did little to investigate how gun a judge turned in to be destroyed ended up at a crime sceneThe revolver that Cook County Judge William Stewart Boyd turned in at a Chicago police gun buyback resurfaced at the scene of a fatal police shooting in Cicero in 2012. Police said it would be “difficult and unwise” to interview anyone involved in the buyback and closed the investigation. Source: Chicago Sun

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Chicago Didn't Probe Why Judge's Gun Ended Up At Crime Scene

Cook County Judge William Stewart Boyd turned over two old guns at a church in South Chicago nearly two decades ago. They were among 5,900 guns the Chicago Police Department recovered at buybacks that day — its most successful haul ever. Five years later, one of the guns Boyd gave up resurfaced at the scene of a fatal police shooting in Cicero, reports the Illinois Answers Project. The Better Government Association, which publishes the Illinois …

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Chicago Sun Times broke the news in Chicago, United States on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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