Chicago funeral home closed - UPI.com CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (UPI) -- A Chicago funeral home was closed down after police investigating a burglary there found no lights or electricity, authorities said. Police said the Carter Funeral Chapels on the South Side was cited for "failure to provide adequate shelter, protection, care and disposition of deceased human remains," the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Officers investigating a door left ajar at about 4 a.m. Monday said they discovered three people in the building, two of them employees, and no working electricity. Harry Carter, the owner, said all bodies at the funeral home were treated properly and with respect, the Chicago Tribune reported. "They have combed every inch of this funeral home and been over it with a fine-tooth comb and have not found one thing non-compliant," Carter said. Had things not been compliant, I would have left here in handcuffs instead of going home.