Indiana Police Agencies Recruit Chicago Cops At Risk Of Losing Jobs Over Mandate

[Snapdragon]

Indianapolis, IN – Law enforcement leaders and government officials in Indiana are enthusiastically recruiting Chicago police officers who have left the department or are facing termination for refusing to comply with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s vaccine mandate.

Indiana Police Agencies Recruit Chicago Cops At Risk Of Losing Jobs Over Mandate - The Police Tribune

Indianapolis, IN – Law enforcement leaders and government officials in Indiana are enthusiastically recruiting Chicago police officers who have left the department or are facing termination for refusing to comply with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s vaccine mandate. U.S. Senator Mike Braun...

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[KellyinAvon]

Seems like we could recruit Chicago Cops using the "we're not Illinois" approach.

 

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[rooster]

That payout’s gonna be hard to swallow. Chicago is 80k and up after 18 months.

 

[Ingomike]

That payout’s gonna be hard to swallow. Chicago is 80k and up after 18 months.

Not that great if living expenses are calculated into the equation…

 

[jake blue]

I started hearing this about NW Indiana cities and counties courting CPD officers and wondered how many of them already may live in NW IN anyways so yeah why not take a job closer to home. NYPD has been tackling that issue for years as many of their own can't afford to live in NYC proper so end up living in NJ and commuting. Now with the big city anti-police sentiment and now overreaching vaccine mandates, NYPD is seeing double digit declines in their ranks. No doubt Chicago will see the same thing but that ghoul of a mayor won't be sane enough to comprehend the cause and effect of her decisions. The surrounding communities and ILEAS has already said they won't send their officers to supplement CPD for a shortage that's entirely manufactured and available.

 

[KLB]

Not that great if living expenses are calculated into the equation…

Yep. Especially is you take taxes into consideration

 

[Rick Mason]

As long as they don't bring Chicago corruption over with them...

Now Indiana is trying to lure away Chicago's unvaccinated police officers​

 

[fullmetaljesus]

This might be a crazy opinion, I may be wrong here. I'm pretty sure that mayor lightfoot gremlin is a huge piece of ****.

 

[Tryin']

I talked to a Westfield PD officer the other night who had a CPD guy in his car for a ride-along to explore potential employment. His (CPD) opinion was that out of the 3.5k or so currently facing disciplinary measures, about 800-1200 will actually pull up stakes and walk. He has 9 years on and seemed anxious to leave. Nice guy.

 

[Leadeye]

It's going to be interesting to see how all of this shakes out over time. Big woke cities may eventually demand federal troops to keep the machines in power and the cities from degenerating into something like Escape from New York. Paid for with machine votes.

 

[Drewski]

I started hearing this about NW Indiana cities and counties courting CPD officers and wondered how many of them already may live in NW IN anyways so yeah why not take a job closer to home. NYPD has been tackling that issue for years as many of their own can't afford to live in NYC proper so end up living in NJ and commuting. Now with the big city anti-police sentiment and now overreaching vaccine mandates, NYPD is seeing double digit declines in their ranks. No doubt Chicago will see the same thing but that ghoul of a mayor won't be sane enough to comprehend the cause and effect of her decisions. The surrounding communities and ILEAS has already said they won't send their officers to supplement CPD for a shortage that's entirely manufactured and available.

I don't imagine all that many. Last I was aware, you had to live in the city to maintain city employee status. My old neighborhood was chock-full of cops and firemen.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I don't imagine all that many. Last I was aware, you had to live in the city to maintain city employee status. My old neighborhood was chock-full of cops and firemen.

I don't know the law/rules in Illinois, but that is no longer the case in Indiana.

 

[KLB]

I don't imagine all that many. Last I was aware, you had to live in the city to maintain city employee status. My old neighborhood was chock-full of cops and firemen.

There are ways around those rules. My mom was a teacher there and lived in Valpo for years.

 

[Drewski]

There are ways around those rules. My mom was a teacher there and lived in Valpo for years.

there are ways around any rules. and as ex chicagoan, i was well versed in the local version. regardless, an anecdote doesn’t disprove the standard.

but with the precipitous position lightfoot is fostering in city policing, i’d be surprised if they didn’t start throwing out the majority of employment restrictions especially for the CPD.

 

[AtTheMurph]

Seems to be a free market in recruiting the services of LEOs.

Have at it!