Chicago City Council member wants crackdown on motorcycle clubs wreaking havoc – Chicago Sun-Times*

Ald. Pat Dowell for years has railed and legislated against the “drag racing subculture” of motorcycle clubs wreaking havoc on DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Columbus Drive, Lower Wacker and the streets and sidewalks of her South Loop ward. At Wednesday's Budget Ciommittee meeting, Dowell saw another, more practical opportunity to crack down on those clubs — and she took it.
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Chunky Puree
3 years ago

CPD no chase policy. CPD use of force policies will get officers fired or worse. SAFE-T act coming soon so people can do just about anything without fear of consequences. Now go out and show them hot rodding motorcycles we mean business.

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Has Herself been sighted cruising the streets in her new Polaris Slingshot? The preferred first purchase with an NFL signing bonus. Stinger steered 3 wheel rocket!

debtsor
3 years ago

This seems racist to me. Who is she to judge the subcultures of the citizens of our city. Quietness is a white supramist privilege.

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