Chicago Police Aren’t Going After Domestic Abusers’ Guns Despite State Law – Chicago Sun-Times – Wirepoints

Chicago police aren't going after domestic abusers' guns despite state law

Under Karina's Law, domestic violence victims can get a search warrant for the police to go after their abusers' firearms. But the Chicago police have served just three of the 91 warrants issued since the law took effect last year, the Sun-Times found.

Chicago police aren’t going after domestic abusers’ guns despite state law – Chicago Sun-Times – Wirepoints

Under Karina’s Law, domestic violence victims can get a search warrant for the police to go after their abusers’ firearms. But the Chicago police have served just three of the 91 warrants issued since the law took effect last year.

Chicago police aren't going after domestic abusers' guns despite state law | Illinois State Bar Association

Chicago police aren't going after domestic abusers' guns despite state lawUnder Karina’s Law, domestic violence victims can get a search warrant for the police to go after their abusers’ firearms. But the Chicago police have served just three of the 91 warrants issued since the law took effect last year, the Sun-Times found. Source: Chicago Sun

Chicago police aren’t going after domestic abusers’ guns despite state law

When her abusive ex-boyfriend pointed a gun at her head this summer, Dominique says she knew she had to do something before it was too late. So she went to court and requested a protective order to keep her ex away from her and a search warrant for the police to go get his gun. She was able to do so under Karina’s Law, an Illinois law that took effect last year in an effort to protect survivors of domestic violence. “I just don’t want to die,” t…