The Showtime documentary will examine the 17-year-old’s murder at the hands of the Chicago Police Department and the subsequent cover-up.

The former Chicago Police Department officer could be back on the street in just over three years.

The former Chicago Police Department officer shot the Black teenager 16 times as he was retreating.

The White officer faces six counts of first-degree murder for shooting the retreating Black teen 16 times.

“In a moment of leniency, [a jury] may decide to convict him of aggravated battery instead.”

The rapper’s new video, which premiered as a Tidal exclusive this weekend, features snippets from the video of Laquan McDonald’s death at the hands of former Chicago Police Department officer Jason Van Dyke.

Alma Benitez’s filed a federal lawsuit alleging intentional coverup and intimidation by officers who asked her about the police-involved shooting.

Chicago Police Department Superintendent Eddie Johnson recommended that they be fired for filing false reports that contradict the infamous video of former officer Jason Van Dyke killing McDonald.

The Chicago MC premiered the track on Ebro Darden’s Beats 1 radio show last week before it appeared on his surprise EP, “There’s A Lot Going On.”  

After months of protests and a lost election, the state’s attorney finally recused herself from prosecuting the police officer who shot the Black teenager 16 times.

Jason Van Dyke was suspended without pay following his indictment for shooting the teenager 16 times.

Challenger Kim Foxx beat out incumbent Alvarez—who infamously waited a full year to indict the Chicago Police officer who killed Laquan McDonald—for the Democratic nomination in Cook County.

Mensa premiered the song—named for the number of times Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke shot Laquan McDonald—at Blackout for Human Rights’ #JUSTICEFORFLINT event. 

The acclaimed Chicago-bred rapper and singer referenced Jason Van Dyke and his killing of Lacquan McDonald during his SNL debut.   

Critics said it’s not enough and call for Chicago mayor to step down, too, via #ResignRahm tweets.

The Daily Beast thought it would be good journalism to turn the police shooting death of a 17-year-old Black boy into an animated gif.