Three former and current Chicago police officers have been indicted on several charges, including conspiracy, in the case of a Chicago's cop's brutal killing of a black man. Police officer Jason Van Dyke put 16 shots into the body of black teenager Laquan McDonald in 2014 while the young man was lying on the ground.  Van Dyke has been indicted and is currently suspended without pay. The three officers indicted yesterday tried to alter the dashcam video of the incident and lied about what happened to prosecutors. CNN: Former Detective David March, and former Patrol Officer Joseph Walsh and Patrol Officer Thomas Gaffney were charged with conspiracy, official misconduct and obstruction of justice, according to a news release from Special Prosecutor Patricia Brown Holmes' office. "The indictment makes clear that these defendants did more than merely obey an unofficial 'code of silence,' rather it alleges that they lied about what occurred to...(Read Full Post)