Democrat Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson slammed Jussie Smollett and the Cook County State’s Attorney’s office for dropping all charges against Smollett.

Johnson said the city has owned an apology and that if anyone accused him of doing anything that circumvented his honor, integrity and reputation, he would want his day in court to clear his name.

Johnson pointed out that is was Jussie and his defense that said they wanted to lay all the evidence out in court with TV cameras.

Johnson said that he stands by his detective’s work and that if Jussie is innocent, he would clear his name in court.

Now the Smollett legal team are weighing charges against the Chicago Police Department for their pursuit of the liberal Hollywood actor.

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Fox News reported on air Tuesday that the FBI is still looking into Jussie Smollett allegedly sending himself a death threat letter through the mail.

As Breitbart reported:
“A spokesperson for the FBI, we just reached out to, and they tell us ‘no comment.’ All along, the FBI–which is, you know, usually very quiet, did not weigh in on their investigation,” an FNC reporter said on air.

“But, Jussie Smollett, according to Chicago police, allegedly sent himself a death threat letter just one week prior to the alleged hoax,” the reporter continued.

“Chicago police allege…when that letter didn’t get enough traction or enough attention, he decided to carry out with this alleged hoax. If the FBI determines that Jussie Smollett did send that letter to himself, he faces a charge of mail fraud, which is pretty substantial. Five to ten years in prison. Chicago police did tell us all along that the FBI is investigating that letter. The FBI just won’t confirm to us.”

This aligns with reporting from ABC7 Chicago, which confirms that Smollett is still being investigated by the FBI.