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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...-norfolk-southern-apology-20180810-story.html
The Norfolk Southern Railway apologized on Friday for its controversial "bait truck" operation in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood and said it wouldn't use the tactic again.
In a letter in response to a Tribune editorial, Herbert Smith of Norfolk Southern acknowledged that the undercover operation “eroded trust between law enforcement and the community.”
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In one of two videos posted on Vox, a white semitrailer truck can be seen under "L" tracks as passers-by angrily walked toward a group of Chicago police officers.
"Watch for the bait truck. They're getting everybody out here, man," one person said.
At one point, a man can be seen standing with his hands behind his back surrounded by officers.
How bizarre.
If I lived in a high crime area I’d have no issue with law enforcement getting theives off the street.
The Norfolk Southern Railway apologized on Friday for its controversial "bait truck" operation in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood and said it wouldn't use the tactic again.
In a letter in response to a Tribune editorial, Herbert Smith of Norfolk Southern acknowledged that the undercover operation “eroded trust between law enforcement and the community.”
..
In one of two videos posted on Vox, a white semitrailer truck can be seen under "L" tracks as passers-by angrily walked toward a group of Chicago police officers.
"Watch for the bait truck. They're getting everybody out here, man," one person said.
At one point, a man can be seen standing with his hands behind his back surrounded by officers.
How bizarre.
If I lived in a high crime area I’d have no issue with law enforcement getting theives off the street.