Press and Media References
News and Media Agencies that have referenced Check CU’s articles, images, and data:
Labor Relations Information System (LRIS): Council Grants Up To $51,000 In Bonuses To Each Police Officer – Champaign, Illinois
Vermillion County First: City Council to Consider Urbana City Attorney for Corporation Counsel
The Public i: Urbana Police Chief Finally Admits Misconduct in Aleyah Lewis Arrest
The Public i (Print Edition): Urbana Police Chief Finally Admits Misconduct in Aleyah Lewis Arrest
CU-Underground: Police Chief Finally Acknowledges Violation of Policy During Violent Arrest of Urbana Resident
Illinois Leaks, Edgar County Watchdogs: “Opinions” Not Allowed at Urbana City Council Meetings
Illinois Leaks, Edgar County Watchdogs: Urbana Councilwoman Spews Out F-Bombs After Months of Silencing the Public’s Speech
CU-Underground: Community Watchdog Illustrates Fault in Investigation on Violent Urbana Arrest
The Public i: Chicago Firm Hired to Review Urbana PD has Worrying Police Ties, Offers Disappointing Community Engagement
The Public i: Urbana Civilian Police Review Board Under the Spotlight After Violent Arrest, Part II
Illinois Newsroom: Urbana Civilian Police Review Board Chair Pledges Reform
The Public i: Urbana Civilian Police Review Board Under the Spotlight After Violent Arrest, Part I
News and Media Agencies that have referenced Corrupt CU:
CU-Citizen Access: Dangerous Flaws in Medical Care Persist in Champaign County Jail
Mohamet Daily: Mugshots Sometimes Harm Local Lives
The Daily Illini: Police Brutality Happens Close to Home
CU-Underground: “Cry Me a River” – Champaign Council Member Clarissa Nickerson Fourman Responds to Police Misconduct Concerns
News-Gazette: Champaign Police Investigating Urbana Man’s Claims About 2015 Arrest
WandTV: Champaign Police Investigating Claims About Man’s 2015 Arrest
WandTV: Resident Wants Champaign Council Probe Into CorruptCU.com Claims
Smile Politely: You Should Read This Story Published by Corrupt C-U
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