Man on pretrial release tried to kill CTA passenger by pushing him onto the tracks: prosecutors – CWB Chicago

A seven-time convicted felon who has been non-compliant with court orders in a pending misdemeanor case tried to kill a man with an intellectual disability by pushing him onto the CTA tracks as a Blue Line train was approaching the station, prosecutors said Wednesday. CTA personnel and a bystander rushed to help the injured man, and the transit worker was able to stop the train and cut power to the third rail.
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The Railroader
4 months ago

The SAFE-T Act in action!

Shut up and take it, Madiganistan taxpayers.

Expect no lubricant.

Call my shrink
4 months ago

As hard as you wish,the stench of Foxx and Evans always gets through

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