What happens when an activist accuses a Tribune reporter of being a police spy

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What happens when an activist accuses a Tribune reporter of being a police spy

“Peter Nickeas is a Tribune reporter recently accused of informing on protesters to the police. Monica Trinidad is the activist who publicly accused him. Jerry Boyle is the Chicago attorney who put the idea in her head. And I’m the media writer who wishes he hadn’t.

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