Sophie Sherry is a Wire Desk Reporter at various prominent media outlets. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, crime and justice, and the judicial system, with particular attention to court proceedings, legal reform, and lawsuits. Sophie has been featured in Fox 32 Chicago, NBC Chicago, and several other respected platforms including Chicago Public Media and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Sophie Sherry's coverage focuses primarily on local news, particularly evolving and breaking crime stories in the Chicago area. She also covers topics related to city council resolutions and street violence.
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By: Sophie Sherry
Ursitti will take over the role of first deputy superintendent and Kevin Bruno will lead the detectives bureau, Supt. Larry Snelling announced Tuesday. Ursitti’s predecessor, Yolanda Talley, resigned as first deputy superintendent last fall after just seven months on the job.
Snelling made the announcement Wednesday, just a day after he announced broad changes to his command staff and installed a new second-in-command.
By: Fran Spielman, Sophie Sherry
The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability has until Nov. 12 —120 days from the July 15 date of Larry Snelling's resignation— to
By: Kaitlin Washburn
Chicago police officers and Illinois State Police troopers both attempted to pull the car over before it sped away and drove off a Cicero Avenue bridge early Sunday.
By: Sophie Sherry
Following the arrests, DuPage County State's Attorney Bob Berlin insisted the controversial license plate readers aren't “big brother” surveillance devices.
By: Sophie Sherry
Leo Feler said his home was searched without a warrant during a chaotic incident on Oct. 24 that ended with U.S.
By: Sophie Sherry
Leo Feler said his home was searched without a warrant during a chaotic incident on Oct. 24 that ended with U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents deploying tear gas on his quiet block. “This was just for fun for them,” he said, announcing the lawsuit.
By: Sophie Sherry
El demandante dijo que su casa fue registrada sin una orden judicial durante un incidente caótico el 24 de octubre que terminó con agentes de la
By: Sophie Sherry
Comunidades de todo el país continúan cortando lazos con Flock debido a preocupaciones sobre la privacidad y la vigilancia gubernamental.
By: Sophie Sherry
Malik Wrightsell, 34, is accused of pulling a gun out of a bag and firing once at the two officers, hitting one of them in their vest.
