Chicago Police crack down on officer appearance with dress code memo

Leader Chicago Police Directorate It breaks in the unprofessional appearance of some officers and threatens discipline for those who do not represent themselves well, states in the inner memorandum received by Chicago Sun-Times.

Officers were visited to ensure that their uniforms were “clean and service” without holes or tears, and they said they did not wear hoods under uniforms or tactical pants. They were also told that the shirts should be worn “below a quarter zip” according to Sun-Times report.

They also have to refrain from “hairstyles” of hairstyles, goats or earrings while on duty. Only neutral nail polish is allowed.

“We’ve talked about it for the last 18 months and we still don’t address officers in districts about that!” Area 5 Deputy Chief William Betancourt allegedly said in a memorandum addressed to the District Commander within the area 5.

Chicago police officers have reminded that they follow the guidelines for dressing or confronting the consequences, according to the Chicago Sun-Times report. (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images))

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Roll calls will be included now uniform And the inspection looks and those in the violation of the dress code will be written, the report states.

District officers, supervisors, commanders and captains could face disciplinary measures due to repeated violations of uniform and appearances, according to the report.

“If you can’t handle your positions/ranges and do what is required of all supervisors, let me know, I will ask the boss to assign someone who can,” Betancourt ue -said the Betancourt ue.

Chicago police officers covered themselves because of a messy look, according to the memory that was given to Chicago Sun-Times. (Police Directorate in Chicago)

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Supervisors should consider how officials represent themselves when transferring promotions based on merit, Betancourt was also allegedly advised.

“I’ll attend Roll’s calls unannounced, if LTS and SGT cannot connect you to you, I can expect it to be written,” he said.

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