There will be a steady exchange of information between Loyola and the district. Most supervisors are retired Chicago Police officers.

We do not wish to respond to information apparently leaked by the police department. I will say only that our experts tell us that polygraph tests at this time would produce results that were meaningless because of their (the family's) emotional state.

I'm just happy because at the end of the summer he will need 18 units to graduate. That's one of the reasons it took so long to make a decision. School is big, too.

This is an additional set of eyes for the Chicago Police Department. The benefit there is they can now redirect police officers into neighborhoods and crime and disorder problems.

Until more information is generated by police, we really can't go any further.

We are entitled to the information the police collected.