CHICAGO (CBS) --Dexter Reed's family could get a $1.25 ... has said it appears Reed, 26, shot and wounded an officer in the 3800 block of West Ferdinand Street before four other officers fired ...

A controversial settlement is now in City Council limbo after the deal to award $1.25 million to the family of a man shot and killed by Chicago police after he fired at officers was not brought up for ...

Show Caption1 of 28 A still image from a video released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability shows a group of Chicago police officers surrounding a vehicle driven by Dexter Reed, 26, ...

Officers then returned fire — shooting Reed's vehicle 96 times ... "I think this is a case worth fighting," said O'Shea. "Dexter Reed fired at Chicago Police officers striking a police officer.

Alderman Marty Quinn, whose 13th Ward on Chicago's Southwest Side is home to a lot of first responders, calls the settlement a bad deal. "Dexter Reed shot first, and you can't shoot a Chicago ...

CHICAGO — The family of a man who was killed ... The settlement proposed by city attorneys for the family of Dexter Reed is still subject to approval by aldermen. A group of pro-police aldermen ...

The Chicago City Council Finance Committee was ready Monday to battle over a controversial settlement for the family of Dexter Reed, who was killed by Chicago police officers last year in a shootout ...

The backstage drama days before she resigned included a threatened no-confidence vote by a city oversight panel that could ...

The City Council should not approve the proposed $1.25 million settlement to the survivors of Dexter Reed, shot dead last March by Chicago police after he opened fire on them.

Amid heavy opposition, a City Council committee on Monday did not vote on a controversial $1.25 million settlement that would have compensated the family of Dexter ... Reed shot and wounded a ...

The City Council should not approve the proposed $1.25 million settlement to the survivors of Dexter Reed, shot dead last March by Chicago police after he opened fire on them. This is not to say ...