Bill changing Illinois rearview mirror law heads to governor’s desk – Jacksonville Journal-Courier

House Bill 2389, filed in February by Rep. La Shawn Ford, would take away the police's ability to stop or search a car because the driver hung something off the mirror. Supporters say the current law allows police to racially profile drivers.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

What if the person hung a loaded Glock from their rear view mirror?

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