New Chicago area expressway cameras still not turned on as shootings continue – FOX32 (Chicago)

It was February 11th of this year when IDOT announced it was allocating $12.5 million for the state police to upgrade cameras, as well as add license plate readers and software for 47 locations.
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Ex Illini
4 years ago

Why bother turning them on, we all know Kim Foxx won’t charge anyone. Those are just good kids having some harmless fun.

NB-Chicago
4 years ago

I believe I read the Dan Ryan leads the nation as expressway with most shootings!!

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