Trump prohibits the guarantee without shortage, as the former investigator of Chicago speaks star-news.press/wp

Senior former Chicago investigators talked about the inconsistent sponsorship policies that caused Havok the urban police efforts after President Donald Trump signed an executive order prohibiting this practice earlier this week.

“Everywhere in the country where you have an countless guarantee is a disaster,” Trump told the press before signing the matter on Monday. “I mean, political politicians have started, and bad leadership began. But this is the only thing that is central. It is not on bail of cloud.

He mentioned specifically Chicago as a city where policies were subjected to bail without shortage.

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Eugene Roy was part of the Chicago Police Department from 1986 to 2016, from a patrol officer and retired as the city’s laboratory head. He told Fox News Digital that in 2012 he began to see changes in the leadership of the city that led to the current inconceivable sponsorship policy.

“We had a crew of young liberal legislators who were determined to pass all kinds of legislation,” he said. “It was the beginning of the endless bonds. It was the beginning of the law called Safe-T, which allows people out on the street after violent crimes and without ever protection for the victims who were striving or the societies they terrified.”

Illinois State has finally passed a law, which canceled the cash guarantee. This law entered into force in September 2023, and had consequences of crushing victims of crime throughout the city.

Descones Dexon randomly attacked two men in Chicago in May of that year. He was evaluated on bail of $ 10,000, but when a T -Security Law entered, his lawyer has successfully submitted his release, according to Chicago CWB.

Riot police officers with demonstrators during the “DNC” gathering on the sidelines of the National Democratic Conference (DNC) in Chicago, Illinois, United States, August 19, 2024. (Reuters/Eduardo Monoz)

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Less than a month later, he randomly walked to a 19 -year -old university student who does a school work in the Al -Ittihad station and her in her face, broke her nose and caused her heavy bleeding.

“You are talking about whether or not criminals are playing the system by taking advantage of the system of bonds free of transportation and its exploitation, as it is called,” said Roy. “They are professional in what they are doing. They are professionals in what they do – whether it commits armed robbery, robbery, automatic theft and shooting – they are good at doing so like the police in performing their jobs, but there are no restrictions on the bad guys.”

In a case with a non -cash guarantee, it is claimed that the Chicago man named Quijuan Waters, 21, claims to have shot another man in the face in December 2023, according to Chicago CWB. At that time, he was outside on bail for a different shooting. Before that, it was under the supervision of another shooting.

The progressive sponsorship policies of Chicago were also valid before Law 2023. In 2017, the Cook County, the city’s home, carried out a program “on bail at reasonable prices”, which also allowed violent suspects to walk free while waiting for trials.

File: Chicago police are surrounded by a house in the building 6300 from South Bishop Street after shooting a police officer near Wednesday, June 1, 2022. (Todd Panagopoulos/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

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In a catastrophic case of 2019, Fabian Diaz, 17, was arrested at the time, due to a gang -related murder a few months after her release on bail in the case of possession of the juvenile gun, CWB Shikago mentioned.

According to Diaz, Diaz came out of a car and shot a 47 -year -old man, which led to his death.

The guarantee without a deficiency hurts the morale among the police officers in Chicago.

“Roy said: They come to work, they are trying to do the right thing. They are under many restrictions. They are constantly under a microscope. “

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“You know, they are professionals. They understand it, but it is still, it affects you,” continued. ))