Anthony Buckles

On an unspecified date in June of 2000, at or near the basement apartment of 5417 South Michigan Avenue,
Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, from a position and/or a place outside of this building, knowingly and/or intentionally discharged a firearm into the residence of Brenda May, when he knew or
reasonably should have known that the residence was occupied, in violation of Chapter 720 ILCS 5/24-
1.2(a) (1).

On an unspecified date in June of 2000, at or near the basement apartment of 5417 South Michigan Avenue, Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, discharged a firearm into the residence of Brenda May, which ultimately led to an investigation being conducted by members of the Chicago Police Department and his subsequent charge on September 7, 2000, for the offense of Aggravated Discharge of a Weapon.

On or about August 18, 2000, at or near 5411 South Michigan Avenue, Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, violated an Order of Protection entered by the Circuit Court of Cook County, Case No. 00 D 11498, in that he visited and/or was in the vicinity of the residence where Brenda May resided.

On or about August 25, 2000, at or near 5411 South Michigan Avenue, Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, violated an Order of Protection entered by the Circuit Court of Cook County, Case No. 00 D 11498, in that he visited and/or was in the vicinity of the residence where Brenda May resided.

On an unspecified date in June of 2000,Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, failed to immediately notify the Office of Emergency Management and Communications and/or the Chicago Police Department that he discharged his weapon, and/or he failed to complete a Weapons Discharge Report, in violation of General Order 99-01, section V-A.

On or about February 6, 2002, Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, failed to cooperate with personnel from the Office of Professional Standards during their investigation of Complaint Register No. 264194, in that he failed to make a required appearance at the Office of Professional Standards and/or failed to notify the investigator from the Office of Professional Standards of his inability to keep this required appearance, in violation of General Order 93-3, addendum 2, section II-A(2).

On an unspecified date in June of 2000, at or near the basement apartment of 5417 South Michigan Avenue, Police Officer Anthony D. Buckles, while off duty, discharged a firearm, without legal justification, into the residence of Brenda May.