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Jon Burge

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Oct 14, 2026

Evelyn HolmesCORRESPONDENT
27:59
While the majority of the men involved in this settlement have already received formal certificates of innocence, Guevara has not faced criminal charges related to his police work.
Evelyn HolmesCORRESPONDENT
28:09
Now, if the city council signs off on this settlement, lawsuits linked to Guevara, uh, total more than the amount of money the city's already had to spend on cases associated with former CPD Commander John Burge.
Evelyn HolmesCORRESPONDENT
28:24
The city says that it would pay settlements over two years starting in 2027.
Evelyn HolmesCORRESPONDENT
28:30
Back to you.
CaseyHOST
50:22
Police? Chicago.
CaseyHOST
50:24
For almost 20 years, a police commander named Jon Burge and his officers tortured Black men into confessing.
CaseyHOST
50:32
In 2015, the city passed a reparations law.
CaseyHOST
50:36
57 survivors got up to $100,000 each, plus counseling and free college.
Nick BlumbergPANELIST
27:36
Uh, he has become, you know, very well known as one of the, uh, you know, worst bad actors of the Chicago Police Department.
Nick BlumbergPANELIST
27:43
Uh, you know, his misconduct cases have now cost taxpayers more than Commander John Burge, who I think is, you know, the name that really stands out in-
Sasha-Ann SimonsHOST
27:51
Mm-hmm
Nick BlumbergPANELIST
27:51
...
Andy HaleHOST
5:56
So this is the part that gets glossed over.
Andy HaleHOST
6:00
Uh, and I'll tell you this, um- In terms of, like, in Chicago, I've defended a lot of cases for the City of Chicago and Chicago police officers, and I don't know how much you've heard about this, but, but in the 1980s, uh, there was a commander named John Burge who, um, you know, has been accused of mistre- mi- people under Burge's command mistreating suspects, physically beating them and stuff, leading to confessions.
Andy HaleHOST
6:27
Uh, and so any, any confession obtained under the command of John Burge or his kind of people under him, uh, has been reviewed by the Cook County State's Attorney's Office, and a lot of those people have had their convictions vacated.
Andy HaleHOST
6:40
Uh, each case stands on its own facts.
Andy HaleHOST
6:43
I'm not gonna opine on, on any of that.
Eric RobinsonGUEST
55:44
Yeah.
Eric RobinsonGUEST
55:45
Well, I mean, one, one, I worked a case with my buddy in Chicago, a huge civil rights case on John Burge.
Eric RobinsonGUEST
55:53
So you can look that up.
Eric RobinsonGUEST
55:54
I mean, there's books written about John Burge and how he and his officers tortured black men in the 70s and 80s.
Eric RobinsonGUEST
56:04
But more recently, I'm in Toledo, Ohio, working out of the Cleveland division.
Eric RobinsonGUEST
56:10
And After all those years of working criminal cases, I get transferred to work counterterrorism.
Terrell BrownHOST
8:13
These cases date back to the 80s and 90s.
Terrell BrownHOST
8:15
If today's city council committee signs off on the settlement, the total amount will be more than the city spent to settle cases associated with former CPD commander John Burge.
Terrell BrownHOST
8:25
The White Sox are making October Cleveland in game one of the ALDS, using five pitchers to stifle the Guardians.
Tonya BabichHOST
8:32
Munitaka Murakami provided the big swing, launching a two-run homer as the...
Karen JordanHOST
10:27
It's more than $260 million to compensate 17 victims of former police detective Reynaldo Guevara.
Karen JordanHOST
10:34
These cases date back to the 80s and 90s, and if the council signs off on the settlement, the total amount will be more than the city spent to settle cases associated with former CPD commander John Burge.
Karen JordanHOST
10:48
And tomorrow, a woman who was shot by a federal agent during Operation Midway Blitz is expected to file a lawsuit.
Karen JordanHOST
10:54
Marimar Martinez was shot five times in Brighton Park last October.
Brandis FriedmanHOST
2:38
According to records, taxpayers have already paid at least $206 million to defend and settle lawsuits naming Guevara.
Brandis FriedmanHOST
2:47
That's more than any other officer, including notorious former CPD commander John Burge.
Brandis FriedmanHOST
2:53
Officials say the agreement calls for the city to make four equal payments, two in 2027 and two in 2028.
Brandis FriedmanHOST
3:00
The measure passed city council's finance committee today and now heads to the full city council for a vote next week.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:11
There were some settlements that took place and unfortunately we lost and the settlements by the juries were like 50 or 60 million dollars.
Samantha ChapmanHOST
5:20
If the council signs off on the settlement, lawsuits linked to Guevara will total more than the amount of money the city spent to settle cases associated with former CPD commander John Burge.
Samantha ChapmanHOST
5:33
Today, the Chicago Bears will be looking for their third win of the season against the New York Jets at Soldier Field.
Rob HughesHOST
5:40
Chicago's coming off Monday night's dominant 27-7 win over the Philadelphia... sports.
Amy JacobsonPANELIST
28:13
This is it's a joke.
Amy JacobsonPANELIST
28:15
And they're making this guy look like the new John Burge.
Amy JacobsonPANELIST
28:18
You know, because they need a boogeyman.
Amy JacobsonPANELIST
28:20
They need a bad guy to say, oh, look, this Guerrero is such a bad cop and a detective and all police are like that.

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