Report: Chicago missed out on $2.2 million judgment

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CHICAGO — Chicago’s inspector general says the city has “resuscitated” what had been a scandal-plagued minority business program.

But Inspector General Joseph Ferguson says in a Thursday report that the city missed an opportunity to share in a $2.2 million forfeiture judgment because it hasn’t designated his office as a law enforcement organization. That’s required to share in the judgment.

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