CHICAGO (WLS) -- A judge will soon rule on whether to allow cameras in the trial of a Chicago police commander accused of shoving a gun in a suspect's mouth and threatening to kill him.
An attorney for Commander Glenn Evans argues cameras or audio equipment might identify undercover officers who testify, which could put their lives in danger.
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Evans is charged with battery and official misconduct. He was indicted in September 2014.
The judge says she will announce her decision on July 29.
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Cmdr. Glenn Evans is accused of placing the barrel of his gun in a suspect's mouth. (WLS)