City Council Mulls $260.8M Settlement for Wrongful Convictions
Chicago’s city council is weighing a $260.8 million settlement for 17 wrongful‑conviction victims tied to former detective Reynaldo Guevara, a deal that may become the nation’s biggest police misconduct payout.
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The Chicago City Council is reviewing a proposal to pay $260.8 million to 17 individuals who were wrongfully convicted in cases connected to former police detective Reynaldo Guevara. The settlement would resolve the claims of those 17 people and is awaiting council approval.
If the measure is adopted, it could become the largest police‑misconduct payout in United States history.