Pritzker reacts to passage of Illinois Safe-T Act trailer bill – WICS (Springfield)

His statement reads, in part, "I’m pleased that the General Assembly has upheld the principles we fought to protect, including bringing an end to a system where those charged with violent offenses can buy their way out of jail, while others who are poor and charged with nonviolent offenses wait in jail for trial."
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The Railroader
3 years ago

Journalism is dead.

Daskoterzar
3 years ago

There is no excuse for this ridiculous bill. Release criminals and then wonder why crime is up and people want to buy guns to protect themselves. Idiots.

Pat S.
3 years ago
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Stupid chickens.

Pat S.
3 years ago

JB keeps repeating the same lie … and MSM lets him get away with it.

Stupid chickens.

Lana
3 years ago

We pay taxes for this BS?
People want to be able to walk the streets, shop, eat safely.
What a poor excuse to let hard criminals walk the street who should be behind bars!

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