CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago police commander accused of placing his gun down the throat of a suspect and threatening to kill him was surrounded by supporters Thursday when he was officially indicted on charges of aggravated battery and official misconduct.
Glenn Evans is accused of shoving the barrel of his gun down the throat of Rickey Williams, who was arrested, but not charged in a crime.
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