Politician says Illinois ‘air-freshener law’ results in racial profiling, seeks to end policy – ABC7 (Chicago)

Dangling masks, rosaries, even disabled parking placards - anything dangling from your rearview mirror while driving can get you pulled over by police. "They're pulling them over, not because they're concerned the dangling air freshener is going to cause an accident. They're pulling them over because they believe they're going to find guns or drugs in their car," the bill's sponsor LaShawn For said.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Race Hustling Democrat Clowns Say Illinois Law Banning Windshield Obstruction Is Racist White Supremacy 

Old Joe
2 years ago

LaShawn, what’s the holdup on that cat house in Bowmanville that caters to seniors?

I wax hoping to walk to it so the handicapped plackard hanging from my rear view mirror wouldn’t be an issue.

Bosco
2 years ago

Know the laws, obey the laws, you won’t get stopped and possible detained or shot by the cops.

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