SAFE-T Act questioned after Chicago police officer fatally shot at hospital – NBC5 (Chicago)

“Officer Bartholomew would be alive today if this massively repeat offender of violent crime after violent crime were behind bars where he belonged,” said Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza. “No reasonable person breathing should think it’s okay to put an armed robber, carjacker on an electronic monitor and send them on their merry way.”
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Call my shrink
41 minutes ago

It never should of come down to a police officer getting shot to realize this was a stupid idea. But politicians pander to certain groups to get a vote. And Judge Lyke should feel the heat as well

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
1 hour ago

If it had been a regular citizen would they be questioning the SAFE-T Act?

Fullbladder
2 hours ago

Judge John Lyke.

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