2 North Chicago Police Officers Disciplined In Man's Beating Death

Friday, April 27, 2012 2 North Chicago Police Officers Disciplined In Man's Beating Death Two of seven North Chicago police officers suspected to have been involved in the beating death of Darrin Hanna faced disciplinary action Friday, while their other colleagues returned to their previous posts. Officer Brandon Yost, a six-year veteran of the force was to be discharged immediately from his position, while Arthur Strong, a seven-year veteran, will be suspended for 30 days without pay, North Chicago Police Chief James Jackson announced Friday, NBC Chicago reports. As Jackson announced his decision, a crowd of onlookers yelled "cover up" and "liar," NBC reports. According to ABC Chicago, Yost had admitted to hitting Hanna, while Strong falsified police reports on the incident. The other four officers and one supervisor involved in Hanna's November 2011 arrest had been put on temporary paid leave but, as of Friday, were given the go-ahead to get back to work. WATCH: Michelle Obama Makes A Shocking Confession Suburban Man Says He Was Driving 111 MPH In 45 Zone To Go Have Sex PHOTOS: Peek Inside A Stunning Millennium Park Penthouse Weekend Plans: Films, Cheese & Zombies PHOTOS: Local Pets Up For Adoption In Chicago BLOG POSTS Soraya Chemaly: March Because "Equal Enough" for Women Is Unacceptable Tomorrow, thousands of women and men will participate in marches and rallies for women's rights in 45 states and the District of Columbia. American women need to be recognized as full citizens. Yes, women in this country. Henry Henderson: What is the Fracking Deal in Illinois? To rush unprepared into widespread drilling downstate without appropriate regulations would be monumentally foolish. We have to take the long view here. Nico Lang: When in Boystown: Don't Create Racism, Create Change It's been almost a year since Take Back Boystown took off, and all of us still have so much work to do to build a better community. We need to stand together, or we need to stop calling ourselves a community. Tom Tresser: Finance Expert Predicts We'll "Rue The Day" Chicago City Council voted 41 - 7 with two aldermen absent. Hey, that's two more nay votes than the parking meter scam got. We're making progress. Sec. Arne Duncan: Lower Student Loan Interest Rates As we work to get the economy back on track, no one is suggesting it would be a good idea to double interest rates on credit cards or home mortgages. Why then do some believe it's a good idea to double interest rates for students?

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