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  1. Typical of Chicago, really – they don’t care at all about the quality of life of their citizens, they just want to milk and bleed them dry of their money at every turn. Did you know that when they tow your car (which they love to do), if it gets damaged there, and even if they ADMIT it is 100% their fault, the most you can ever get out of them is HALF the damage? And you of course still have to pay to get your car back.

    Avoid this city, folks.

  2. Just another example of having to prove you innocent when you are accused of a cop for anything. Glad he had witnesses or he would be found guilty which Illinois now has a bill to make this a felony. It is on the governors desk waiting his signature. If passed assault will carry a lighter sentence.

  3. I was also wrongly accused and falsely arrested for robbery with a firearm.
    Years later in a Civil Suit, I was awarded damages and an apology from the arresting authorities dept.
    A life changing and chilling story to say the least

  4. Cops are the the worst, seems they always revert to the badge as their authority to act like jack booted thugs…worked for the storm troopers too.

  5. Guy you are lucky your wife was there to witness it , otherwise you would have had a tough time convincing her of your innocence. This could have ended your mariage and ruin your life.
    Be thankful and get a good lawyer , it could have been a lot worse.

  6. Or at least get the wrong guy in the right situation not the wrong guy in the right situation. Is entrapment really that hard? :D

  7. The saddest thing about all this to me is that the cops went to this length over the relatively trivial offence of soliciting on the street to begin with. There’s bound to be more to this case than what’s been said/printed.

  8. I imagine folks just get so caught up doing this that they don’t think about these things.

    I’ve been watching The Wire on HBO recently (only up to season 2), and it’s actually a great show to get into the mind of cops. On Netflix, a few cops chimed in and said as much. I bet adrenaline just ends up taking over rational thought.

    Shame too because we’re going to end up paying for this =/ Well at least the locals are.

  9. That is just awful! I’ve been searching and searching, but, I can’t find any updates about their situation. I sure would like to know what’s happening with the case, though.

  10. Can I be the lawyer in this case? Those cops need to go back to Entrapment 101, if they are going to do the job right, arrest the wife and daughter as accomplices. :D

  11. This is just not done. Its ok for the police to clean up the streets but this is a cruel way and one man can’t just be punished for no fault of there own.
    Poor fellow it must have hurt him a lot
    As for the person he must have a apology letter as well as a good compensation for the mental and physical trauma he and his family went through.

  12. There are a number of such sting operations that take place everyday and people are compelled to suffer in silence. Was the operator nuts? The wife was sitting next to the man and she solicits him? In the presence of a witness? I think that the cops owe them an apology and must be made ot pay damages instead of claiming towing and storage fees.

  13. That is just outrageous. I, for one, am not opposed to the cops trying to clean up the streets of would-be sex mongers before they possibly hurt someone. But they have to be careful. And they have to get the right guy!

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