If I were in jail/prison and this cop had anything to do with my trial, I'd be calling my lawyer.

While Kriv retired in January just before he was charged criminally, he had faced nearly 100 misconduct complaints from citizens and fellow officers in his tenure on the force. ProPublica and the Chicago Tribune previously detailed Kriv’s long history of alleged misconduct as an officer and his current legal trouble

One hundred misconduct complaints, some even by fellow officers, but he was allowed to stay on the force and continue committing crimes. This is where the A in ACAB comes from.

Sure hope the cop is getting criminally charged. That's insane

The most shocking thing is that something is being done about it. If we could get more of that we would be golden.

One day, a city will learn that it's way more affordable to fire shitty police than keep them.

Has he been promoted yet?

ACAB, plain and simple.