Lori Lightfoot admits she learned of botched police raid in 2019

Chicago’s Mayor Lori Lightfoot has now admitted her staff told her about the 2019 police raid in which a naked woman was wrongly arrested in her own home way earlier than she previously claimed. On Thursday, Lightfoot acknowledged that her staff told her about Anjanette Young’s case back in Nov. 2019. A day earlier, she said that she only learned of the raid this week.

Lori Lightfoot admits she learned of botched police raid in 2019

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