His rap sheet spans 36 years, now he’s AWOL after being found sleeping at Dunkin’ with burglary proceeds – CWB Chicago

Fabian Jeffers’ criminal history - nearly 90 cases in Cook County, including 16 felony matters - stretches back to the Bush administration. No. The other Bush administration. This time, prosecutors didn’t ask a judge to hold him, so he was released.
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Call my shrink
6 hours ago

When they said SAFE-T act most people thought it would be to protect law abiding citizens. Guess its criminal safety we worry about

Deb
9 hours ago

Democrats pro criminal policies at work. Too bad Democrats don’t care about law abiding, US citizens as much as they care about criminals and illegals.

David F
9 hours ago

Welome to Chicago….

Sanity please
9 hours ago

Some one please give this loser a dozen Dunkin’ Donuts while he is strapped in to old sparky.

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