Park Ridge police met with the Cook County State's Attorney's Office about the incident which involved an off-duty Chicago police sergeant.
– The Park Ridge Police Department said it has turned over all its evidence related to the investigation of a Chicago police officer reportedly pinning a 14-year-old boy to the ground last week
All police reports, videos, and body camera footage was presented to the state's attorney's office, which will review the incident. The boy's mother, Nicole Nieves, said she worried people may pass judgment and say her son was doing something wrong. However, in cell phone video, she said she saw her son was scared, but calm, as a man pressed down on him.
Nicole and Angel Nieves said their son is an honor student, who is active in youth ministry and three sports.
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