Murder victim’s estate sues Cook County because her killer was on electronic monitoring – CWB Chicago

In the suit, lawyers claim that the Cook County Sheriff’s Office EM program had 3,500 participants and received about 850 violation alerts every day at the time of Guy’s death, but the department only had 110 staff members assigned to the EM program. “The county …knew [it] had insufficient personnel to adequately and safely monitor the individuals placed on the electronic monitoring program,” the suit claims.
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The Paraclete
3 years ago

Hmmmmm……..suing Cook County in Cook County?

Pat S.
3 years ago
Reply to  The Paraclete

Okay, okay, I get the point. A snowball’s chance in Hades.

Pat S.
3 years ago

Those 110 assigned to EM have to cover 3,500 individuals 24/7 in all of Cook County. Personnel planning: It takes five officers to cover a 24-hour shift – one working each shift and two to cover days off, holidays, sick time. So 110 officers would result in 22 officers available at any time. Of those 22 officers how many are in the station doing administration work, monitoring, and physically attaching ankle bracelets? How many are on the street chasing down violators (how many to a car and how many cars are on the street)? 3,500 individuals being serviced by 22… Read more »

debtsor
3 years ago

This is the way.

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Fake Cook County Prosecutor Kim Foxx

Fake Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans

Corrupt/Crooked Cook County Democrat Boss Preckwinkle

Failed Mayor Larry Lightfoot

BLAME THIS GANG OF FOUR FOR THE COLLAPSE OF LAW AND ORDER

Eugene from a payphone
3 years ago

Regardless of how this turns out it cost the rapidly disappearing tax payer. Court costs only if the case fails or court costs and financial awards (ultimately paid from taxes) if the case succeeds.

Ex Illini
3 years ago

Judge Tim views this murder as collateral damage that is necessary to ensure dangerous felons are free to walk amongst law abiding citizens.

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