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Police violence, reparations, and trying to make things right. : Planet Money For years, some Chicago police officers tortured suspects. Survivors fought for reparations — and got them. | Subscribe to our weekly newsletter .Toggle more optionsOn November 2nd, 1983, Darrell Cannon was awoken by a pounding on his door. It was the Chicago police. They told him he was a suspect in a murder case, and they wanted him to confess that he was involved. When he didn't confess, the cops put him in a car, drove him to a rural site, and tortured him. Darrell gave a confession that would land him in prison for more than 20 years. And Darrell's torture was not an isolated incident. A group of Chicago police officers tortured confessions out of some 118 suspects over a span of 20 years. Years later, Chicago has offered the victims a reparations package in the form of an apology, acknowledgement, counseling, and a memorial. Also, some money. Today on the show: Darrell Cannon's story. Music: "," "," and "." Find us: / / / Subscribe to our show on, and. Subscribe to Planet Money'sSponsor Message

Police violence, reparations, and trying to make things right. : Planet Money For years, some Chicago police officers tortured suspects. Survivors fought for reparations — and got them. | Subscribe to our weekly newsletter .Toggle more optionsOn November 2nd, 1983, Darrell Cannon was awoken by a pounding on his door. It was the Chicago police. They told him he was a suspect in a murder case, and they wanted him to confess that he was involved. When he didn't confess, the cops put him in a car, drove him to a rural site, and tortured him. Darrell gave a confession that would land him in...

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