Rule 2 |
4 counts
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Any action or conduct which impedes the Department's efforts to achieve its policy and goals or brings discredit upon the Department.
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Count 1
Guilty
- On or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132 North Ashland Avenue,
Chicago, Officer Francisco Perez discharged his firearm repeatedly into a blue Chrysler
automobile, striking the driver of that vehicle in the back. Officer Perez discharged his firearm
repeatedly into the blue Chrysler automobile after shots were fired from a red/burgundy
Mitsubishi automobile toward victims on or near the street. In doing so, Officer Perez (a) failed
to identify the appropriate target prior to discharging his firearm into the blue Chrysler
automobile, and/or (b) failed to take reasonable precautions to ensure that the blue Chrysler
automobile and/or its driver would not be struck when he attempted to discharge his firearm
toward an appropriate target.
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Count 2
Not Guilty
- On or about March 19, 2015, at the offices of the Independent Police
Review Authority, Officer Francisco Perez made a false statement regarding the
police-involved shooting that took place on or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132
North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Officer Perez falsely stated that after witnessing shots fired
from a medium-sized, dark-colored vehicle initially located in the eastern southbound lane of
Ashland Avenue, he proceeded to discharge his weapon exclusively at that vehicle.
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Count 3
Not Guilty
- On or about January 20, 2015, at the offices of the Independent
Police Review Authority, Officer Francisco Perez made a false statement regarding the
police-involved shooting that took place on or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132
North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Officer Perez falsely stated that after witnessing shots fired
from a medium-sized, dark-colored vehicle initially located in the eastern southbound lane of
Ashland Avenue, he proceeded to discharge his weapon exclusively at that vehicle.
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Count 4
Not Guilty
- On or about November 7, 2013, at the offices of the Independent
Police Review Authority, Officer Francisco Perez made a false statement regarding the
police-involved shooting that took place on or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132
North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Officer Perez falsely stated that after witnessing shots fired
from a medium-sized, dark-colored vehicle initially located in the eastern southbound lane of
Ashland Avenue, he proceeded to discharge his weapon exclusively at that vehicle.
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Rule 14 |
3 counts
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Making a false report, written or oral.
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Count 1
Not Guilty
- On or about March 19, 2015, at the offices of the Independent
Police Review Authority, Officer Francisco Perez made a false statement regarding the
police-involved shooting that took place on or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132
North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Officer Perez falsely stated that after witnessing shots fired
from a medium-sized, dark-colored vehicle initially located in the eastern southbound lane of
Ashland Avenue, he proceeded to discharge his weapon exclusively at that vehicle.
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Count 2
Not Guilty
- On or about January 20, 2015, at the offices of the Independent
Police Review Authority, Officer Francisco Perez made a false statement regarding the
police-involved shooting that took place on or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132
North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Officer Perez falsely stated that after witnessing shots fired
from a medium-sized, dark-colored vehicle initially located in the eastern southbound lane of
Ashland Avenue, he proceeded to discharge his weapon exclusively at that vehicle.
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Count 3
Not Guilty
- On or about November 7, 2013, at the offices of the Independent
Police Review Authority, Officer Francisco Perez made a false statement regarding the
police-involved shooting that took place on or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132
North Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Officer Perez falsely stated that after witnessing shots fired
from a medium-sized, dark-colored vehicle initially located in the eastern southbound lane of
Ashland Avenue, he proceeded to discharge his weapon exclusively at that vehicle.
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Rule 10 |
1 count
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Inattention to duty.
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Count 1
Guilty
- On or about November 5, 2011, in the vicinity of 1132 North Ashland Avenue,
Chicago, Officer Francisco Perez discharged his firearm repeatedly into a blue Chrysler
automobile, striking the driver of that vehicle in the back. Officer Perez discharged his firearm
repeatedly into the blue Chrysler automobile after shots were fired from a red/burgundy
Mitsubishi automobile toward victims on or near the street. In doing so, Officer Perez
exhibited inattention to duty by (a) failing to identify the appropriate target prior to discharging
his firearm into the blue Chrysler automobile, and/or (b) failing to take reasonable precautions
to ensure that the blue Chrysler automobile and/or its driver would not be struck when he attempted to discharge his firearm toward an appropriate target.
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