It’s legal, it works, and now CPD’s gun-stop tactic faces possible ban – CWB Chicago
The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability (CCPSA), the civilian panel responsible for overseeing the Chicago Police Department, has already outlined a list of restrictions most of its members support. Among them: barring traffic stops for plates expired less than a year, improperly displayed or missing front license plates, improper rear license plate lighting, having a single non-functioning head-, tail-, or brake lights during daylight hours, and driving with a loud sound system.
The 39 team members come from fire departments around Illinois, including Chicago.

