Officials from the Chicago Police Department will discuss Chicago’s Looting Task Force at the upcoming ORCAs in Action Conference December 1st in a presentation titled “Technology and Teamwork: Inside Chicago’s Looting Task Force.” The task force is a unit launched in August made up of Chicago police detectives who specifically work to identify and arrest those suspected of being involved in looting incidents and burglaries. Members of the task force will review what the task force is all about, how it originated, how it operates, some of the successes that the program has had thus far, and how retailers can partner with police to mitigate incidents and help solve these crimes that are devastating Chicago communities.
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Panelists
Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan is a 22-year member of the Chicago Police Department, currently serving as the department’s Chief of Detectives. Deenihan previously served as a Deputy Chief in the Detective Division. He also served as Commander of Area Central Detectives for the Department, Commander of Internal Affairs, and as a Homicide Lieutenant in Area South.
Officer David Neberieza has served with the Chicago Police Department since 2007, currently working in the Office of Constitutional Policing & Reform. Recently, he was part of the Looting Task Force and Joint ATF Task Force, helping manage day-to-day operations, organizing digital recovery efforts, and working with the retail community. He previously worked in the Area South Detective Division Technology Center (ATC) and the 008th District Strategic Decision & Support Center (SDSC).
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