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Edward Hanrahan was a state attorney for Cook County in Chicago, Illinois. Hanrahan reffered to an inner city group that was proactive and resilient in helping it’s community through hard times and police brutality, as a ‘gang’.
Hanrahan presented himself as the guardian of law and order, defending society against inner city choas and violence. After he took office in January 1969, Hanrahan created a nine-man Special Prosecutions Unit (SPU) to deal with gangs. Hanrahan’s SPU was given primarily police funtions. Hanrahan had served as the U.S. attorney for Chicago and its suburbs, and he appointed his former assistant, Richard Jalovec, to be in charge of the SPU. In June an additional team of police officers, led by sergeant Daniel Groth, was added. It included officer James “Gloves” Davis, a black cop notorious for brutally beating black youth after he put on black leather gloves.
The Mayor made the police chief, superintedent of schools, fire commissioner, and head of human resources a top-level committee to direct the city’s actions against, what they called, gangs. Hanrahan, the spokesman for the campaign, promised to increase prosecution of gang members. At one point, speaking to a group of African-American mothers, he reffered to their inner city group as a gang, and that gang members were “animals unfit for society.” He was booed. After that his antigang campaign lost favor among blacks.
Attorney Hanrahan blasted a trail judge for considering probation for one of the members of the inner city group. Hanrahan carried a lot of clout in the Democratic Party, and any sitting judge wanted his endorsement for reelection.
– The Assassination of Fred Hampton
By: Jeffery Haas.
– altered by Meechadini
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meechadiniTV
180 days ago
Edward Hanrahan was …
Edward Hanrahan was a state attorney for Cook County in Chicago, Illinois. Hanrahan reffered to an inner city group that was proactive and resilient in helping it’s community through hard times and police brutality, as a ‘gang’.
meechadiniTV
180 days ago
Hanrahan presented …
Hanrahan presented himself as the guardian of law and order, defending society against inner city choas and violence. After he took office in January 1969, Hanrahan created a nine-man Special Prosecutions Unit (SPU) to deal with gangs.
meechadiniTV
180 days ago
Hanrahan’s SPU was …
Hanrahan’s SPU was given primarily police funtions. Hanrahan had served as the U.S. attorney for Chicago and its suburbs, and he appointed his former assistant, Richard Jalovec, to be in charge of the SPU. In June an additional team of police officers, led by sergeant Daniel Groth, was added. It included officer James “Gloves” Davis, a black cop notorious for brutally beating black youth after he put on black leather gloves.
meechadiniTV
180 days ago
The Mayor made the …
The Mayor made the police chief, superintedent of schools, fire commissioner, and head of human resources a top-level committee to direct the city’s actions against, what they called, gangs.
meechadiniTV
180 days ago
Hanrahan, the …
Hanrahan, the spokesman for the campaign, promised to increase prosecution of gang members. At one point, speaking to a group of African-American mothers, he reffered to their inner city group as a gang, and that gang members were “animals unfit for society.” He was booed. After that his antigang campaign lost favor among blacks.
meechadiniTV
180 days ago
Attorney Hanrahan …
Attorney Hanrahan blasted a trail judge for considering probation for one of the members of the inner city group. Hanrahan carried a lot of clout in the Democratic Party, and any sitting judge wanted his endorsement for reelection. – The Assassination of Fred Hampton By: Jeffery Haas. – altered by Meechadini