which one is his wife?
tired, a very tuff day, Immigration letting her know, her life is not even worth spit
Schwantz takes charge of malarkey, public dishonesty and deception
.“Patent Malarkey”: Public Dishonesty and Deception:
It seemed like Jerry Bratcher had it made. As chief of Police, his salary was $80,000 a year, and he oversaw an 80-man department ranked as one of the best in the country. He had set up lucrative outside consulting businesses analyzing other suburban police departments. And the taxpayers were paying for his drinks, lunches and dinners. No one would question any of it since he had also become a consultant to Micro Aseptic—run by the three village trustees who also ran the police and fire committee. That, together with his strong personal relationship with Mayor Rita Mullins, compromised any real oversight of the Palatine Police Department by the village government. It was all carefully hidden from the taxpayers in a maze of governmental paper buttressed by a village government who fought any citizen attempt to access these financial records.
Jerry Bratcher had created his own Feudal kingdom in Palatine.
Sure, there were a few underlying problems. His consulting and Micro Aseptic sales both depended heavily on the the goodwill of other suburban chiefs. So he had to constantlystroke them while at the same time hiding from them the true nature and extent of his business dealings and how they might affect the other chiefs. While bragging about the academic achievements of his men, he failed to mention he hired five or six chief’s kids — including his own. He also failed to mention he lost $125,000 in an Ponzi scheme which traded commodities.
Bratcher’s kingdom rested on a fragile foundation. He became a prisoner of his own propaganda. He had to constantly exaggerate and puff his own accomplishments and those of his police force to keep his outside business interests rolling. Thus, Bratcher pushed membership in the Northwest Police Academy (NWPA), argued for CALEA accreditation, and promoted the use of the Northern Illinois Police Crime Lab (NIPCL). He couldn’t stop making his sales pitch.
Bratcher also became a prisoner of his own sales pitch.
Bratcher ingratiated himself with his fellow chiefs and promoted his business interests at the same time. The chiefs provided a potential market of more than 100 suburban police forces to which he could offer his consulting services or sell his line of Micro Aseptic products, which could provide everything for a police department from soap to special shoes. Bratcher founded the NWPA, a forum which enhanced the international reputation of the Palatine Force and himself. He later used the academy to branch out into politics endorsing his friend Jack O’Malley. Indeed, Bratcher had employed a full-time PR person for his small-time Police Department. Additionally, the sons of various police chiefs were employed by the Palatine Police Department.
It was working. Eventually, Good Housekeeping magazine would cite the Palatine Police Department as one of the 10 best in the nation. On paper, Bratcher had a superior department. Palatine was not just the normal, under-equipped suburban police force. Many chiefs told us the crime at Brown’s Chicken and Pasta on January 8, 1993 was a terrible tragedy. But “thank God it happened in Palatine.” They knew Bratcher worked with CALEA, which certified suburban police departments, but were unaware that his CALEA connection was at the heart of the Good Housekeeping ranking.
Jerry Bratcher had carefully constructed a house of cards. It was held together by the spiderweb of personal relationships he had built with other chiefs and with the village government. An unsuspecting media and citizenry stood by, never noticing the personal stakes Bratcher had invested with the mayor, village board, and state’s attorney’s office. No one ever questioned any of them about their objectivity or the inevitable conflicts which grew out of these relationships. No one questioned any of them about their non-governmental business. Bratcher was employed as a consultant by three of the village trustees who ran Micro Aseptic.Because of his business relationships with the trustees and his long personal relationship with the mayor, he had effectively neutralized anyone who would be in a position to question his conduct. That connection which James Madison and Thomas Jefferson thought crucial—between the citizens and their elected representatives and “employees”—was crushed. .
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Bratcher also receives payments for services from Micro Aseptic, making at least $5,000 in consulting fees in 1995 alone. Bratcher used his considerable reputation and economic clout to help Micro Aseptic sell products to other police chiefs. In one instance, Bratcher used the NWPA as a platform to introduce Micro Aseptic’s products and services. As he had at other occasions, Bratcher introduced Jack Wagner of Micro Aseptic as an expert in combating blood-borne pathogens. He vouched for Micro Aseptic’s integrity and effectiveness. However, he did not reveal his continuing economic relationship with the company.
At the time, Micro Aseptic was owned and operated by two of Palatine’s trustees: Jack Wagner and Gregory Solberg.Wagner also chairs the public safety committee of the village board, which oversees the Palatine Police Department.The public safety committee sets salaries, approves budgets and monitors the department’s performance. Chief Bratcher’s department—along with the Lincolnwood PD—appeared in a 17-minute “police training” tape, which was essentially an infomercial for Micro Aseptic products. The tape credits the NWPA for help in production. (Note: In 1994, Bratcher served as a paid consultant for Lincolnwood as they searched for a new chief.) This is an apparent violation of Palatine’s ethics ordinance which prohibits, “use of village equipment, material or property for personal ... profit.”
Interestingly, Micro Aseptic was chosen to clean up the crime scene at Brown’s. Wager maintains that the products were provided at no charge as a public service. Skeptics have suggested that it was done for publicity. http://www.ipsn.org/bga1.htm
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. December 2006
Jack Wagner, B.Sc., BPH
Director, Scientific, Technical & Regulatory Affairs
Micro-Scientific Industries Inc
1225 Carnegie St - #101
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 USA
Telephone: - 1-888-253-2536
FAX: 1-847-454-0837
Email: jwagner@opticide.com .
. http://palatine-jack-wagner.blogspot.com/ .
.This is, just one example, of why Palatine will not allow out side investigations.
This town's corruption has the approval of;
Illinois gov Quinn
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan
Cook County State's Attorney Alvarez
All the Federal judges at the Northern District building
All the chief judges in Cook County
1 or more supreme court justice
about 500 other judges I contacted
the legislative branch in Springfield
Senator Burris
Senator Divine
Obama
every law professor, faculty member of every law school in Illinois
and about 4500 others
.With all of this approval, backing, it's still, up to a person's own integrity, moral belief and convictions to decide, free will to choose. Nobody is twisting any one's arm to be good or bad.
. catch a cop, in a, rape, murder, bribe, dealing drugs, any thing, like I did, report it, only to have a cover up of biblical proportion.
I am sorry to say, no matter how you look at it, .My emails prove USA is a ethically corrupt Village and much larger a whole society. A large element in our society is, above the law. Little hope for a change.
.An entire society can become ethically corrupt. Nazi Germany is a good example of a morally corrupt society.
http://www.scu.edu/ethics/practicing/decision/whatisethics.html .
Mayor Schwantz, a use to be NFL player. I wounder if the NFL support or teach this crap?
The newly elected Schwantz, has shown nothing, I wasn't expecting. To me, he looks like, just another elected thug. I always wanted to know what life after foot ball was like. Maybe and likely, his fan club is all for this also, but I ain't. .
2 members of commission involved in obstruction of justice
But what the heck, the FBI Lisa Madigan and her father, was notified and did nothing.
Past Cook County states attorney Dick Devine, senators Dick Durbin and Barack Obama's offices were also notified and did nothing. By their own free will, they are just as guilty as the cops that were on drugs during the arrest.
3500 professional's were notified and as far as I know, did nothing.
My case is just one of billions.
So what is this kangaroo commission going to do, besides waist time and money?
All ready before this commission starts it's corrupt, full of dirt and members belong in jail.
Same ole crap, these 2 members, can get away with crimes that, if the average person committed would be arrested and this is a fact of life.
Identical to Bolingbrook Police department's Drew Peterson's murdered wife (#2) who reported crimes (12 police reports she filled out?) against her husband (Bolingbrook cop), the Bolingbrook Police department did nothing but protect one of its own, thus became an accomplice to a murder.
The Commission can start here.
Until the powers at hand get over self righteous and denial, don't expect much.
A copy of what I sent the Village of Palatine police, fire, township, mayor, village board and Inverness and about 3,000 others
I would like action taken on the following;
Not limited to; corruption, obstruction, perjury, aiding and abetting, accessory, conspiracy.
That involves Jim Tatooles and possibly his brother (John Tatooles) and the Inverness village board.
That involves, but not limited to; Judge Scotillo, defense lawyers 1 - 4, assistant states attorney Chandra, Andre. Palatine police officer Wenrich, Hunter, rookie on duty at the time of case number 04-c3-30337, and Baker, lets not forget Baker, shift commander, police chief, Palatine Mayor, and Village Board, 1 retired supreme court justice, and appellate judges jj, o'malley, tully, pj, mcnulty.
Just about every other person I came across is protecting Wenrich, the list is longer than you can shake a fist at, I know who they are. I Can go much further. See blogs.
http://jamestatooles.blogspot.com/
http://judgescotillo.blogspot.com/
http://mikemarss.blogspot.com/
http://palatine-dirt.blogspot.com/
The only thing I wanted was the truth told especially, in a court of law, No body I contacted seems interested or seems to care. I care about the truth.
I would suggest some one let scotillo know about this blog with his name on it (if he has not seen it already). He might be a little up set, at me....the only guy that did not lie to his face, in his court or the only guy that has balls to stand up for what his court room is suppose to represent and lacking there of.
Now you all can come and hunt me down.
When I provided the cook county states attorney with criminal activity by her colleagues, judges, lawyers, cops, the whole of a couple of villages.
Nothing happened thus aiding and abetting, a cover up occurred, she should be arrested. Who is going to do it?
I'll do it and make a citizen's arrest of her and the arrest.
If she or they have no problem letting a few suburban cops run around on patrol dealing drugs and her office, judges, law bars, appellate, defense lawyers cover it up. I am sure we are back to the times when Daley looked the other way when cops were torturing prisoners.
Anita Alverz has been endorsing, protecting crooked cops and fellow prosecutors all her life.
Meet the Commission
Patrick M. Collins, Chair
Affiliation: Perkins Coie, Partner; Formerly Assistant United States Attorney
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Patrick Collins, a partner in the Perkins Coie's Litigation practice, is a highly accomplished investigator and trial attorney. Prior to joining Perkins Coie in April 2007, Patrick was an Assistant U.S. Attorney for 12 years in Chicago, the last four of which were as the deputy chief of the public corruption section. During his tenure as a federal prosecutor, he spearheaded several high-profile, highly successful complex investigations at the municipal, county and state level, including playing a lead role in the Hired Truck (city) and Operation Safe Road (state) investigation. In 2006, Patrick led the government's team in the six-month trial and conviction of former Illinois governor George Ryan. Patrick is a graduate of the University of Chicago Law School and received his undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame. Upon his departure and entry into the private sector, Patrick has written and spoken frequently on issues relating to integrity in government.
Anita Alvarez
Affiliation: Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, Cook County State’s Attorney
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Anita Alvarez was elected Cook County State’s Attorney on November 4, 2008, becoming the first woman and first Hispanic to be elected the county’s top prosecutor. A lifelong Chicagoan, Ms. Alvarez grew up in the Pilsen neighborhood before earning her undergraduate degree from Loyola University and her law degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law. Since starting at the State’s Attorney’s Office in 1986, Ms. Alvarez has served the people of Cook County for over twenty years and has prosecuted hundreds of felony cases, including homicide, narcotics, armed robbery, criminal sexual assaults and domestic violence. She has taken particular interest in issues of corruption, serving as the Supervisor of the Public Integrity Unit for three years, where she was responsible for prosecuting public officials for malfeasance. Her decades of service have earned her numerous accolades, including the 2001 Chicago Lawyer Magazine Person of the Year; the 2002 Professional Achievement Award from her alma mater, Chicago-Kent College of Law; the 2005 Latin American Police Association Person of the Year; and the 2005 Illinois State Crime Commission’s State’s Attorney of the Year.
Pamela Davis
Affiliation: Edward Hospital, President and Chief Executive Officer
Hometown: Naperville, Illinois
Since 1988, Pamela Davis has been President and Chief Executive Officer of Edward Hospital in Naperville, Illinois. During her tenure, Edward has grown from a community hospital into a nationally recognized medical center. Under Ms. Davis’ leadership, Edward has kept pace with the rapid growth of the surrounding communities by adding new, state-of-the-art facilities and by expanding its roster of medical professionals. Ms. Davis has been a champion of transparency and ethical behavior in government. During her work on behalf of Edward, she was encouraged to enter into an unethical business transaction involving Edward and the State of Illinois. Ms. Davis refused to do so and, instead, cooperated with federal law enforcement authorities to help investigate and expose this misconduct, which ultimately led to the prosecution and convictions of the persons responsible. Ms. Davis has been widely recognized for her integrity and courage, including recently being named ABC News’ Person of the Week.
Pat Fitzgerald
Affiliation: Northwestern University, Head Football Coach
Hometown: Evanston, Illinois.
A native of Orland Park, Illinois and a graduate of Carl Sandburg High School, Pat Fitzgerald was named the head football coach at Northwestern on July 7, 2006, making him the youngest head football coach in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I-A. In the mid-1990’s, Mr. Fitzgerald led Northwestern as a player, earning numerous individual honors, including twice being named First-Team All-American, while the Wildcats won multiple Big Ten championships. And as Head Coach, Mr. Fitzgerald has led a program that continues to enjoy notable success both on and off the field. His players have set the standard for academic achievement, collectively ranking at or very near the top of the country in annual graduation rates, and this past year, on the strength of an excellent season and in consideration of the specific values of responsibility and integrity, Mr. Fitzgerald was named one of the 10 finalists for the Football Bowl Subdivision Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award. Mr. Fitzgerald will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in July 2009.
Hanke Gratteau
Affiliation: Formerly Chicago Tribune managing editor/news
Hometown: Oak Park, Illinois
Hanke Gratteau has over three decades' experience reporting on matters of public interest. She began her professional career as an assistant to columnist Mike Royko, and worked as a reporter at the Chicago Daily News and Chicago Sun-Times before moving to the Chicago Tribune, where she enjoyed a long and successful career. At the Tribune, Ms. Gratteau oversaw and directed a wide range of operations and served in a variety of positions, including investigative reporter, columnist, metropolitan editor, and, most recently, managing editor for news. She has received wide recognition for her efforts, including the 1993 William H. Jones Award for Investigative Reporting; the Golden Bell Award of the Mental Health Association of Illinois for her coverage of mental health issues; and a 2005 honorary doctorate of letters from her alma mater, the University of Illinois. Ms. Gratteau directed the reporting efforts for “Gateway to Gridlock," an examination of national air traffic congestion that won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for explanatory journalism. Ms. Gratteau left the Tribune in August 2008, and continues her professional commitment in several capacities, including as a member of the Association for Women Journalists.
Tasha Green
Affiliation: High Jump, Executive Director
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
In 2004, Tasha Green became the Executive Director of High Jump, an organization devoted to providing enriched academic opportunities for talented, low-income middle school students in Chicago. As Executive Director, Ms. Green has overseen High Jump’s administration, policy development, and fiscal management, while forging strategic partnerships with civic and business communities in Chicago. Before joining High Jump, Ms. Green gained a wealth of education-related experience with the Chicago Public Schools. Ms. Green was also enlisted in the United States Navy in active duty for six years, serving as a Pharmacy Technician Supervisor and Hospital Corpsman, and was repeatedly recognized for her service and leadership. Ms. Green has assumed several leadership positions beyond her role at High Jump, including as member of the Illinois Main Street Council and as a board member of the National Partnership for Educational Access. Tasha received her bachelors degree from Brooklyn College and a masters in education administration from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She is currently working on her master of business administration at the University of Notre Dame.
David Hoffman
Affiliation: City of Chicago Office of Inspector General, Inspector General
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
David Hoffman became the Inspector General for the City of Chicago in October 2005, after seven years as a federal prosecutor with the United States Attorney's Office in Chicago. As Chicago's Inspector General, Mr. Hoffman leads a fiercely independent office of experienced investigators, attorneys, and auditors who investigate and uncover corruption, fraud, and waste relating to City government. Under Mr. Hoffman’s tenure, the Inspector General’s Office has partnered with federal law enforcement in many joint investigations leading to numerous federal prosecutions. Mr. Hoffman has also focused his office on investigations into corruption in the awarding and maintaining of City contracts, and has issued public reports finding millions of dollars in fraud and waste. A former law clerk to Chief Justice William Rehnquist of the United States Supreme Court, Mr. Hoffman was a supervisor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office overseeing all gang prosecutions and the office’s anti-gun-violence program. Mr. Hoffman is a graduate of Yale University and the University of Chicago Law School.
Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider
Affiliation: DePaul University, President
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Father Dennis Holtschneider is president of DePaul University, the largest Catholic university in the United States, having previously served in administrative roles at St. John’s University and Niagara University. Currently a faculty member in the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s Management Development Program, he previously taught business ethics at St. John’s University and higher education administration at SUNY Buffalo, and has led national studies examining governance in American Catholic colleges and universities. He promotes excellence and integrity in management through his membership on the boards of the American Council on Education, the National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management, and the Boston College Institute for Administrators in Catholic Higher Education. Father Holtschneider is also actively engaged in community matters throughout Chicago, serving as a trustee of the Chicago History Museum and a member of Mayor Richard M. Daley’s Chicago 2016 Olympic Bid Committee.
Douglas L. Johnson, M.D., Ph.D
Affiliation: DuPage Neurosurgery, Neurosurgeon; United States Marine Corps, 25th Marine Regiment, Regimental Surgeon
Hometown: Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Commander Douglas L. Johnson has served his country and his community with equal distinction. Dr. Johnson has served in the military since 2003. His service includes a tour of duty as a Battalion Surgeon in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and he was promoted to Commander in 2005. In addition to his military service, Dr. Johnson has enjoyed a successful medical career. After having earned a Master of Science and Doctorate of Philosophy from the University of South Dakota, Dr. Johnson earned his medical doctorate from Rush Medical College in Chicago. Since his neurosurgical residency, he has served as a Neurosurgeon in Glen Ellyn while teaching as a Clinical Associate at the University of Chicago. In addition to numerous academic achievements, Dr. Johnson has earned recognition as one of Chicago's top doctors and one of America's top surgeons, and has written and lectured on issues of neurosurgery and biochemistry.
Kate Maehr
Affiliation: Greater Chicago Food Depository, Executive Director
Hometown: Oak Park, Illinois
Kate Maehr is a distinguished civic leader on behalf of Chicago’s less fortunate. After earning a bachelor’s degree from Macalester College and a master’s degree in Public Policy and Administration from the University of Wisconsin, Ms. Maehr joined the Greater Chicago Food Depository, a nonprofit food distribution and training center that provide foods to 500,000 hungry adults and children every year through a network of 600 food pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters. Ms. Maehr joined the Food Depository as its director of individual giving, later served as its director of development, and, in 2006, was named Executive Director. Ms. Maehr has demonstrated extraordinary leadership in addition to civic mindedness, doubling the Food Depository’s capacity to serve the hungry, responding quickly and generously to Hurricane Katrina and other natural disasters, and developing innovative programs to combat hunger.
Brad McMillan
Affiliation: Institute for Principled Leadership, Bradley University, Executive Director
Hometown: Peoria, Illinois
Brad McMillan has devoted much of his adult life to serving Illinois. Mr. McMillan earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Illinois Wesleyan University before earning a law degree from Southern Illinois University School of Law. As an attorney, Mr. McMillan served as the senior staff attorney for the Illinois Supreme Court and the Illinois Appellate Court, Third District. Mr. McMillan continued to represent the people of Illinois as the district Chief of Staff for Congressman Ray LaHood, a position he held for nearly a decade. As the head of the Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service at Bradley University, Mr. McMillan now seeks to promote collaboration, bipartisanship, and ethical behavior in government while training the next generation of distinguished public servants.
N. Duane Noland
Affiliation: Association of Illinois Electric Cooperatives, President & Chief Executive Officer
Hometown: Blue Mound, Illinois
Since 2006, N. Duane Noland has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Springfield-based Association of Illinois Electric Cooperatives (AIEC), an organization that provides representation of and training for electric, generation, transmission, and telephone cooperatives. Before joining AIEC, Mr. Noland enjoyed a distinguished career in the Illinois General Assembly, serving four terms in the House of Representatives and two terms in the Senate, and retiring as Assistant Majority Leader. Mr. Noland continues to serve the public in a variety of capacities, serving on the boards of directors for Millikin University, Decatur Memorial Hospital, and American’s Heartland, and as Chairman of the Illinois Ag in the Classroom Coalition.
Lawrence Oliver
Affiliation: The Boeing Company, Chief Counsel, Investigations
Hometown: Orland Park, Illinois
Lawrence Oliver was named Chief Counsel, Investigations at The Boeing Company in 2004. A graduate of Purdue University and Detroit College of Law, Mr. Oliver served as an Assistant United States Attorney in Chicago from 1998 to 2003, investigating and prosecuting a wide variety of federal offenses, including fraud and drug trafficking. Subsequently, while in private practice, Mr. Oliver was appointed to high-profile public bodies charged with reviewing significant matters of public interest, including a Commission to investigate the 2003 E2 nightclub tragedy in Chicago and a special grand jury convened to investigate the alleged cover- up of inmate abuse at Cook County Jail. From 2004 to 2008, Mr. Oliver held an appointment on the Illinois Executive Ethics Commission, and for two years, he served as Vice Chair of this Commission.
Sheila Simon
Affiliation: Southern Illinois University School of Law, Clinical Associate Professor of Law
Hometown: Carbondale, Illinois
Throughout her career as a lawyer, Sheila Simon has demonstrated a commitment to serving her Southern Illinois community. After earning a law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 1987, Ms. Simon worked as a staff attorney at Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance for five years, followed by four years as an Assistant State’s Attorney for Jackson County. In 1997, she joined the faculty of the Southern Illinois University School of Law, where she has worked as professor and staff attorney in the Domestic Violence Clinic. Ms. Simon also served as a member of the Carbondale City Council from 2003 to 2007.
Rev. Scott Willis
Affiliation: Former Pastor, Parkwood Baptist Church, Chicago
Hometown: Ashland City, Tennessee
Rev. Scott Willis and his wife, Janet, are two of the most compelling and powerful voices against public corruption in Illinois. In 1994, the Willises lost six of their children when a mud flap bracket fell from a truck on Interstate 94 in Northern Illinois, rupturing the gas tank in the Willises’ van. In connection with Operation Safe Road, the federal investigation into corruption within the office of then-Secretary of State George Ryan, it was later revealed that the driver of the truck paid a bribe to obtain his license and an investigation into the corruption allegations was squelched. The tragic deaths of the Willis children, more than anything else, came to symbolize the tangible consequences of political corruption. Throughout their ordeal, Rev. and Mrs. Willis have demonstrated the dignity, humanity, and resolve necessary to bring about real reform to this State. In 2006 Janet Willis authored a book “A Dad’s Delight” about a father’s forgiveness. Long time residents of Illinois, the Willises relocated to Tennessee in 2004, but return to Illinois to visit their ever-growing family.
If this aint a crock,
I sent associate professor of law, Sheila Simon, email last year about major corruption (evidence below). She must have tossed it or had other more important things to do. Maybe some one wants to let her know what my position is on her new job.Sheila Simon and Anita Alverz is apart of the Illinois Reform Commission, if this aint a line of bs, I don't know what is. Look at them all....... I sent Shelia Simon http://southern-illinois-law-university.blogspot.com/ , Anita Alverz http://anita-alvarez.blogspot.com/ , every law professor, law school faculty member in the state of Illinois, the same email and nothing. About 3500 emails and nothing. I would expect a lame brain legal statement, like I didn't get it. Look who is on the commission! Another club! Personally, looking at their pictures and reading about them, don't do anything form me but shake my head and say what a joke. (I'm taking a break, (eyes sleepy) don't know if I'll come back to this area right away) Once again the top looking down and going to make decisions, recommendations, laws, more crap, bs that only pleases them self's.
What is a lawyer for Boeing, a surgeon, a couple of coaches, bunch of executive directors, a preacher, school president, a couple states attorneys going to do? Sit around the table and compliment each other on their awards, titles, their pension and benifits.
One of the supreme court justices (I think retired), maybe the one that was in the Blogo case, is up to his neck in this corruption I blog about. I could find out which justice called me, but who cares. Best to assume they are all corrupt and if one or two aint, all the better. I talk about it in this blog http://warrenbreslin.blogspot.com/
The Commission can start on Mayor Daley, and this lack of accountability when the Chicago cops were torturing citizens.
What about the hanky panky when the city gave parking meter contract to the company his brother is affiliated with?
What about the hanky panky about the money Obama's wife received when the her husband was senator and the state gave her firm $4 million? in work?
Results are the same or worst, as what blogo was talking about on the phone.
How about arresting the State Police that lied under oath at the corrnor's inquest regarding Drew Peterson's dead wife.
This commission, most likely, aint got, aint going to, or wont have the guts or brains to do squat, but take up space.
I emailed every judge in the US District Northern court District http://us-court-northern-district-of-ill.blogspot.com/ , for instance. Every judge by not following the law on one of their own are guilty as sin, obstruction of justice. Is the Quinn's commission going to start there?
http://us-court-northern-district-of-ill.blogspot.com/
Her lackadaisical crap, is just what this state, country, society don't need. She belongs in jail.
Unless Shelia Simon has a get out of jail card (like Anita Alverz) she should be in jail. But who would arrest her, a crooked state trooper, how about a crooked Bolingbrook cop, or a crooked Palatine cop? The State of Illinois is full of them also. http://illinois-state-police-dirt.blogspot.com/ Then you would have to find a honst D. A.
I think, by now, associate professor Sheila Simon and Anita Alverz is a accessory to the obstruction of justice, aiding and abetting, conspirator of a criminal cover up and a lot more, of biblical proportions.
As far as I know (I'm just a plumber that is licensed in 2 states, not a fake plumber re;Joe the plumber), but as far as I know, the law states and something called ethics, notification of athorities when crimes are made known.
Ha, the state don't have enough jail space for all the crooked lawyers, judges, cops and politicians, that could be easily found and convicted, that is if some one wanted to. So why bother, what's the sence?
Just more crap and smoke, this time from the new governor, now it is his 15 minutes to fame.
Look at the commission. To me the only corruption they know about is what they see on tv or hear on the radio.
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Organized crime or criminal organizations (also organised crime and criminal organisations) are groups or operations run by criminals, most commonly for the purpose of generating a monetary profit. The Organized Crime Control Act (U.S., 1970) defines organized crime as "The unlawful activities of ... a highly organized, disciplined association...".
Some criminal organizations, such as terrorist organizations, are politically motivated. Gangs sometimes become "disciplined" enough to be considered "organized". An organized gang or criminal set can also be referred to as a mob. The act of engaging in criminal activity as a structured group is referred to in the United States as racketeering. In the U.S., organized crime is often prosecuted federally under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), Statute (18 U.S.C. Part I Chapter 96 §§ 1961-1968).