pknopp
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I put this here for a reason.
The Chicago Police Department has taken steps to end the 15-year ordeal of a man who alleges he has been detained more than 60 times on the belief he was the man named in a southern Illinois arrest warrant, a lawyer for city said Monday.
Chicago Police Move to End Mistaken Detention of Man Who Says He's Been Stopped 60 Times
This is why cops are not trusted in certain groups of people. You would think after harassment after harassment they would figure this out. It looks like it's going to take a lawsuit to finally do something. But here is why I posted this here.
Cole happens to share a nearly identical driver’s license number, name, and birthday with someone who has an outstanding warrant for a failure to appear in court after driving with a suspended license, according to Cole’s complaint.
Cops Allegedly Detained This Guy 60 Times Due to Mistaken Identity
All over a minor charge. The cops are right on the ball in stopping someone for not using their turn signal and then falsely arresting them over someone else's minor charge but can't seem to be bothered solving bigger crimes.
The Chicago Police Department has taken steps to end the 15-year ordeal of a man who alleges he has been detained more than 60 times on the belief he was the man named in a southern Illinois arrest warrant, a lawyer for city said Monday.
Chicago Police Move to End Mistaken Detention of Man Who Says He's Been Stopped 60 Times
This is why cops are not trusted in certain groups of people. You would think after harassment after harassment they would figure this out. It looks like it's going to take a lawsuit to finally do something. But here is why I posted this here.
Cole happens to share a nearly identical driver’s license number, name, and birthday with someone who has an outstanding warrant for a failure to appear in court after driving with a suspended license, according to Cole’s complaint.
Cops Allegedly Detained This Guy 60 Times Due to Mistaken Identity
All over a minor charge. The cops are right on the ball in stopping someone for not using their turn signal and then falsely arresting them over someone else's minor charge but can't seem to be bothered solving bigger crimes.
