The mayor’s ordinance, introduced at Wednesday’s City Council meeting, allows officers to carry out a raid without knocking if there’s a threat of violence or “imminent danger,” with a judge’s approval and includes a key provision championed by Anjanette Young and Ald. Maria Hadden: requiring Chicago Police officers to give homeowners 30 seconds before barging in
Sounds like a plan so long as Brandon’s ordinance also says the police have to count to 30 out loud.
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10 months ago
30 seconds to rack the Glock, flush the fetty or jump out the side window and not be persued, because it’s not fair to criminals to do so. Let’s drop all pretense and just tell criminals to do whatever they want to.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Sounds like a plan so long as Brandon’s ordinance also says the police have to count to 30 out loud.
30 seconds to rack the Glock, flush the fetty or jump out the side window and not be persued, because it’s not fair to criminals to do so. Let’s drop all pretense and just tell criminals to do whatever they want to.