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FILE - In this Aug. 20, 2017, file photo, a police detective walks past the body of a man fatally shot in the parking lot of an event center in Chicago. The Chicago Police Department must make significant changes in the way it investigates homicides in a city where more than half of killings go unsolved, a police research group said in a report released Wednesday Oct. 30, 2019. The Police Executive Research Forum found problems in the department that included inadequate training; a lack of a detective unit devoted solely to homicide investigations; and a failure to adequately help witnesses or even have a witness protection unit that is critical in persuading people to come forward to help solve crimes.(John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune via AP, File)

FILE - In this Aug. 20, 2017, file photo, a police detective walks past the body of a man fatally shot in the parking lot of an event center in Chicago. The Chicago Police Department must make significant changes in the way it investigates homicides in a city where more than half of killings go unsolved, a police research group said in a report released Wednesday Oct. 30, 2019. The Police Executive Research Forum found problems in the department that included inadequate training; a lack of a detective unit devoted solely to homicide investigations; and a failure to adequately help witnesses or even have a witness protection unit that is critical in persuading people to come forward to help solve crimes.(John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune via AP, File)

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