Miracle Boyd, who had at least one tooth knocked out during a protest, was awarded a $280,000 settlement in Chicago.

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Chicago’s city council approved a $280,000 settlement to a lawsuit filed in 2024 against the city and its police officers.

The Chicago City Council approved a $280,000 settlement with an activist who was struck and injured by a CPD officer in 2020.

The money will compensate Boyd for being roughed up and having her front tooth knocked out during a 2020 protest at the Christopher Columbus statue in Grant Park.