Chicago police confirmed Friday night that Officer Krystal Rivera was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow officer while chasing a suspect after an investigatory stop in Chatham Thursday night ...

Chicago police Officer Krystal Rivera was killed in a Chatham shooting on South Drexel Avenue. She was shot by a fellow officer, CPD says.

Chicago police Officer Krystal Rivera was mistakenly shot and killed by a fellow cop during a confrontation with an armed suspect late Thursday, according to police, who continue to hold at least t… ...

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The offender who pointed a rifle at officers is in custody, according to police, and an investigation into aggravated assault by that offender is also ongoing. No further information was available.

Chicago police officer was 'unintentionally' shot and killed by partner during Chatham foot pursuit Officer Krystal Rivera was excited to celebrate her daughter’s 11th birthday this weekend. But ...

Chicago Police Officer Krystal Rivera is being remembered by her community after she was unintentionally shot and killed by a fellow cop in Chatham.

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Editor's Note: The latest updates on the Chicago police shooting can be found here. Our original story continues below. A Chicago police officer was shot and killed just before 10 p.m. Thursday on ...

Krystal Rivera was identified as the Chicago police officer who was killed on duty on the evening of June 5. CPD Supt. Larry Snelling said in a press conference that Rivera was 36 years old and ...

Krystal Rivera, the Chicago police officer shot and killed in Chatham, was a loving mother, friend, and devoted police officer who cared deeply about protecting the community.

Riveros, 35, served for nearly 10 years as a member of Baldwin Park’s SWAT team and also worked as a training officer, according to Police Chief Robert Lopez.