Illinois lawmaker calls for repeal of the SAFE-T Act – Center Square

State Rep. Patrick Sheehan, who is a police officer, cited examples in which law enforcement is handcuffed and Illinois courts are powerless while criminals walk free. “Everything seems so backwards about this law,” said Sheehan. “It needs to be repealed, rethought, stakeholders need to be brought back to the table and let’s just do this the right way.”
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Don Diego de la Vega
10 months ago

SAFE T is doing exactly what it was intended to do. Coddle criminals, reject public safety, and in essence defund law enforcement. Remember, democrats hate you.

Deb
10 months ago

Democrats are pro criminal. A repeal will never happen until Democrats voted out.

Call my shrink
10 months ago

Can’t happen soon enough. But Putzger will veto it. He has bodyguards and needs vote

Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

Newsflash Pat- Dems love criminals. Look at the way they are currently being enabled in LA right now by Newsome and Bass. Expect more of the same from Waddles and Homie soon.

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