Geyser did not fight her extradition to Wisconsin in a Chicago court appearance Tuesday.
The judge noted factual discrepancies between the official narrative about those law enforcement responses and what body camera footage showed.
For pumpkin pie, one state stood out: Illinois.
Meyer died on Oct. 30, said Rebecca Mathis, executive director at King-Bruwaert House, a retirement community in Burr Ridge, Illinois, where he lived.
A protégé of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., the two-time presidential candidate and internationally known founder of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition was hospitalized Nov. 14.
The results fell short of Wall Street expectations.
Illinois was among the states joining the suit.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker played coy on stage during a recent interview with journalist Kara Swisher, repeatedly dodging her questions about his expected timeline.
The department issued an update late Sunday that Geyser was taken into custody in Illinois.
The couple says working not only pays the bills but helps avoid depression, making them stand out from others gripped by fear in Chicago’s immigrant communities.