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Chicago’s former top detective spoke about the deposit policy without Kash Cautication President Donald Trump Signed an executive order that banned practice at the beginning of this week.
“Every place in the country where you have no deposit is a disaster,” Trump told the press before signing the order on Monday. “I mean, bad politicians started with it, bad leadership started. But that was the only thing that is central. No cash bail. Someone someone Murds of someone And they are on deposit without kash before the day is no longer. “
He expressly mentioned Chicago as a city that was hit hard by the deposit policy without a cash basin.
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Eugene Roy was part of the Chicago Police Department from 1986 to 2016, began as a patrol police officer and retired as the chief detective of the city. He announced Fox News Digital that he found changes in the city tour in 2012 that led to the current deposit policy without cash.
“We had a crew of young liberal advanced legislators who aim to say goodbye to all possible laws,” he said. “It was a beginning of the no-cash bond movement. It was the beginning of the so-called Safe T law, which only leaves people back on the street after committing violent crimes, and without any protection for the victims they terrorized, or the communities they terrorized them.”
The state of Illinois finally passed the Safe T law and removed the deposit of cash. This law came into force in September 2023 and had reasonable consequences for victims of crime in the whole city.
Diashun Dixson accidentally attacked two Chicago men in May this year. It was assessed a deposit of $ 10,000, but when the Safe T law entered into force, his lawyer successfully applied to released him, so loudly Chicago CWB.
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Less than a month later, he randomly went to a 19-year-old student who stopped school work in the Union, her face, broke his nose and let her bleed heavily.
“You talk about whether criminals are playing the system or not by using this no-cash bond system, the Safe T law, as it says. Absolutely,” said Roy. “They are professionals in what they do. They are just as professional in what they do – whether they are armed robberies, break -ins, car theft and shootings – they are as good in doing this as the police have their work, except that the evil have no restrictions.”
In another cashless deposit case, a man from Chicago allegedly shot Quijuan Waters named Quijuan Waters in the face in December 2023 Chicago CWB. At that time he was against another shootout for the deposit. Previously, he had been on probation for another shootout.
The progressive deposit policy in Chicago was also in force long before the law of 2023. In 2017, Cook County, home of the city violent suspects Go free and wait for experiments.
File: The police in Chicago surrounds a house in the 6,300 block of the South Bishop Street after a police officer was shot nearby on Wednesday, June 1, 2022. (Todd Panagopoulos/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service about Getty Images)
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In a catastrophic case from 2019, Fabian Diaz, 17, was arrested just a few months after the release of gangs in connection with a gang shooting murder, in one case of a youth gun. CWB Chicago reported.
According to reports, Diaz reported from a vehicle and shot a 47-year-old man to kill him.
The deposit without kash harms morality under Chicago’s police officers.
“It absolutely demoralizes them, “said Roy.” They come to work, they try to do the right thing. They are under so many restrictions. They are constantly under the microscope. “
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“You know, they are professionals. They understand it, but it is still, it demands you,” he continued. “They think about it. It weighs their minds. They guess themselves. The last people we want to guess at a time of danger are police officers.
