“They almost never say a reason, or maybe it’s something small, like a cracked tail light, and all they want to see is your driver’s license,” one of the lawsuit plaintiffs said.
community activist who is one of five minority Chicagoans listed as named plaintiffs in the lawsuit, said the data come as no surprise. According to the suit, Almanza has been stopped in his car a dozen times just since 2021 and recalled being stopped even more frequently while driving as a teenager and in his 20s.
When Almanza requested records about the stop under public records laws, CPD said there were none, despite state law requiring the department to document all traffic stops. The lawsuit also includes anecdotes from:, who recounted three times he was stopped by CPD officers on the South Side in 2022, none of which were documented in CPD records
In the summer and fall of 2020, Cato sent a flurry of emails informing commanders that traffic stop tallies in some of the city’s most dangerous police districts were "not sufficient" and repeatedly urged commanders to increase the number of stops. "Look at your traffic stop strategy and be prepared to address how you will utilize traffic stops to address violence," he wrote to district commanders in a September 2020 email that included the districts’ statistics. "Effective traffic stops … decrease violence."
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