Crimes and Punishment in Chicago

From Second City Cop who I believe is a "Peace Officer" and not a "Police Officer" (If you don't know the difference between the two you're lost), we have the following.


At the time of his arrest, Guerra was on parole in a 2010 robbery for which he was sentenced to 6 years in prison, but for which he was released on parole in December 2011, according to state Department of Corrections records.

That isn't 85% of a sentence, that isn't even day-for-day credit. He's out in ONE YEAR for a SIX YEAR SENTENCE, and now someone is going to be dead because of it. How many times did we cover this last year alone? Two? Three times? And that's only the ones we know about. How many more are there? Dozens? Hundreds?

Once again, click the above to RTWT

a minor side note, if you want to know more of what goes on in the Chicago police department read Second city Cop especially the comments.  There are many tid bits of information posted by Chicago officers in the comments that don't make the front page of the blog.

11th hour voting

While reading a comment to a post about moonbats acting moonbattish when Obummer loses the election, I remembered something.  The comment particularly mentioned the idea of democrats stealing elections.  And it reminded me of actually seeing that when I lived in Missouri. Jim over at Gateway Pundit can probably back me up on this, but on every election of a hotly contested statewide or federal issue, St. Louis City and Kansas City were ALWAYS the last to tun in their vote totals.  It seemed like they had to wait to find out the way the rest of the state had voted before they turned in their totals for some reason.  And I noticed the same thing about Cook County :ie Chicago, in Illinois always being the last to report it's totals as well.  In particularly I remember during the first vote for Concealed Carry in Missouri, St. Louis City and Kansas City didn't even START to report their totals until several hours after the polls had closed.  Whereas St. Louis County with a larger population of registered voters posted it's totals in time for the 10:00 O'clock news.  And both St. Louis City and Kansas City always had almost 100% voter turn out, every time., but they wouldn't report vote totals until after midnight. 

So watch out for these same shenanigans in your neck of the woods.  If a particular area is always late turning in their totals on election night, the fix might be in.

If you perjure in Cook County Illinois

you will probably get away with it.

I'm not going to excerpt it, but click on the following link and go over to Hillbuzz to read it. Kevin is back healthy and writing up a storm.

Click THIS LINK ------->Employers Committing Perjury During Meritless Appeals of Unemployment Benefits — a trend you probably don’t know about