She had just got home from work and was changing out of her clothes when twelve officers broke her door down. She stood there naked, handcuffed, in front of them, telling them over and over that they had the wrong home. By the count on their own body cameras, she said it more than forty times. Anjanette Young. Chicago, February 2019. A social worker. They had raided the wrong apartment on an informant's bad tip. The man they wanted lived next door and was already wearing an electronic monitor — which the city could have checked in about a minute. Chicago's own accountability office found she was left handcuffed and naked for nearly ten minutes before anyone covered her properly, and handcuffed for about seventeen minutes in total. Then the city fought for nearly two years to stop her from getting the video — and went to court to try to block a station from airing it.