Some Illinois ‘offenders’ renamed ‘justice-impacted individuals’ – Center Square

"This apologizing for the criminal, the person who chooses to commit crimes to the detriment of our victims, the people who don’t choose to be victims of crimes, is absolutely incredible. Crime is up 38 percent year-to-date since 2019. Crime is up everywhere,” state Sen. Steve McClure said during spring session.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Dems love putting a smiley face in anything adverse, especially the criminals so near and dear to their hearts.

DAG
1 year ago

This state is a laughing stock! So police reports (“official police records”) can no longer refer to people who break the law as criminals or offenders? What about the term “suspect”? Is that prohibited also? What about computerized reports that have categories that are labelled “offender information” or other similar documents? Reprogram the entire system? At whose expense? And this is not even addressing these people as to who/what they are…criminals and offenders! If I was still an active Chief of Police I wouldn’t comply! If a report needed to be released to the public I would simply redact the… Read more »

The Railroader
1 year ago

State Sen. Robert Peters, D-Chicago (did you expect an ‘R”?), sponsor of this bill:

“ARI is performance incentive funding. It’s generally cost-effective and is a form of justice reinvestment. This is good public safety policy….”

One could ask. “Where??”

Disregard the evidence provided by your eyes and ears, Chumbolones. They’re making a difference. Not a positive one for the law abiding citizens, but a boon for career criminals. Not to worry, the political animals will be firmly ensconced in their Naples, Florida homes with a big fat pension courtesy of the few taxpayers who remain stuck in Illinois.

Bear19
1 year ago

Just like they changed the name of child abusers : Minor Attracted Persons,
or MAPS ,call them out for what they are and stop feeling sorry for the CRIMINALS!!
Renaming doesn’t change mental illness

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