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Chicago cop faces firing after passing test to join horseback unit while sidelined with 'unbearable' injury
Chicago police officer David Ross completed a physically demanding test to join the mounted patrol while on medical leave for a severe knee injury. Investigators recommended firing him for violating leave policy, though formal charges remain pending. Ross also faces a six-month suspension for choking a boy during a mental health episode and has a history of disciplinary complaints.
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