CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago’s inspector general says the administration of Mayor Rahm Emanuel has been “seriously deficient” in managing city’s troubled red light camera program.

The latest review by the city’s top watchdog was prompted by a Chicago Tribune investigation that revealed unexplained spikes in tickets.

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