Oswaldo Ochoa

Violation of any law or ordinance.

Count 1 Not Guilty

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent to prove that on or about August 18, 2000, Police Officer Oswaldo Ochoa committed the offense of Unlawful Practices Relating to Employees and Employment, in that he made a false statement with regard to appointment with the Department of Police and/or committed fraud by failing to correct a false statement that he had provided in response to question number 57 of his Chicago Police Department Personal History Questionnaire Background Investigation form, thereby violating the Municipal Code of the City of Chicago, Chapter 2-74, Section 090(B).

Count 2 Not Guilty

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent to prove that on or about August 18, 2000, Police Officer Oswaldo Ochoa committed an unlawful practice with regard to an employment application in that he knowingly made a false statement and/or a material omission on an application for employment with the City of Chicago by failing to correct a false statement that he had provided in response to question number 57 of his Chicago Police Department Personal History Questionnaire Background Investigation form, thereby violating the Municipal Code of the City of Chicago, Chapter 2-74, Section 095.

Any action or conduct which impedes the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals or brings discredit upon the Department.

Count 1 Not Guilty

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent to prove that on or about August 18, 2000, Police Officer Oswaldo Ochoa failed to correct a false and/or inaccurate statement that he had provided in response to question number 57 of his Chicago Police Department Personal History Questionnaire Background Investigation form.

Making a false report, written or oral.

Count 1 Not Guilty

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent to prove that on or about August 18, 2000 Police Officer Oswaldo Ochoa failed to correct a false and/or inaccurate statement that he had provided in response to question number 57 of his Chicago Police Department Personal History Questionnaire Background Investigation form.