Chicago police failed to place troubled cop under strict supervision before he fatally shot partner

Chicago police Officer Carlos Baker was referred to a program for troubled cops just weeks before he fatally shot his partner, Krystal Rivera, according to records obtained by the Illinois Answers Project and the Chicago Sun-Times. Once in the program, Baker could have been placed under strict supervision or even been fired if he didn’t improve. But Baker, who had a history of disciplinary complaints, wasn't enrolled in the Chicago Police Department’s Personnel Concerns Program before the…