BALDWIN: Chicago's Police Union protesting today, asking for the city's top prosecutor, Kim Foxx to resign over the Jussie Smollett case. Critics of the police department, meantime, held their own rally today. Foxx's office dropped all charges against Smollett. He was accused of staging a racist and homophobic attack. Critics blasted the decision, calling the process abnormal and suggesting it, quote/unquote misled the public.</s>KEVIN GRAHAM, PRESIDENT, FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE LODGE NO.  7: We can't have people who have been arrested, their victims are not being accounted for. We really need to have people in the prosecutor's office following through with charges that our detectives and our police officers worked hard to bring to a court case.</s>BALDWIN: Chicago's outgoing mayor, Rahm Emanuel, has given Smollett until Thursday to pay the city $130,000 for the cost of the investigation.</s>BALDWIN: I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thanks for being with me on a Monday afternoon. Let's send things to Washington. The "THE LEAD WITH JAKE TAPPER" starts right now.
Police Union Calls for Chicago Prosecutor's Resignation.