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Chicago cop faces firing after passing test to join horseback unit while sidelined with 'unbearable' injury
David Ross passed the strenuous test to join the Chicago Police Department’s mounted patrol in 2023 — successfully climbing onto a horse, lifting five bales of hay and moving a 1,200 pound dumpster. The only problem: Officer Ross was on medical leave at the time and was supposed to be recovering from an "unbearable" knee injury sustained during an on-duty crash, police records show. Police investigators recommended he be fired for violating the department’s leave policy, according to the city’s
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