• Ben Szalinski
    OCT 24, 2022
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    Chicago Police Supt. Brown wants change to SAFE-T Act provision on electronic monitoring

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    Chicago Police Supt. David Brown is pictured. [Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago] 

    Chicago Police Department Supt. David Brown said Friday during a City Council budget hearing for the department he wants state lawmakers to amend the SAFE-T Act to prevent violent offenders from being released on electronic monitoring while they await trail.

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