[eastforker]

Now that you revealed your residence I can realy understand your state of mind, what a hell hole you live in, glad I left35 years ago. My mother still lives there and the way she thinks is unbelievable.

[Issaquahking]

Hey Eastforker, make sure you are a good shot! quick read on the gestapo in Illinos...

It's a witch hunt for revenue.

Truer words were never spoken.

That's on top of a $100 per DUI arrest fee that the state remits annually to local arresting agencies across Illinois.
Why should be there an "arresting fee" charged if there is no conviction?

But because of the numerous fees faced by those charged with DUI, the law has its critics.

Donald Ramsell, a Wheaton attorney who specializes in defending DUI cases, said the new law is not only unfair, but also illegal.

I'll bet Lincoln is rolling over in his grave on some of the BS his state has come up with! Talk about a state with the law enforcement gone way over the top, Illinois is it!

Let me tell you about my litle "introduction to the state of Illinois"...

Back in 1987 when I was apprenticing in Chicago, I had a run in with a cop at a park in North Chicago. After 2 hours of false arrest, and thoroughly making an idiot out of the officer who took me down to the local precinct, the chief told me I was free to go, and that I wasn't under arrest. Foolish me to have thought the whole thing was over.

Nope, that P.O.S. that harrassed me, also had my address,where he managed to leave a ticket on my vehicle (to the point that I just threw them in the street after the first ten of his "gifts" he left me) and I was going to be his whipping boy. Over the next three months, and an ongoing court battle, the judge sided with the cop. Seeings I was only in Chicago for schooling, I simply refused to pay and told the state of Illinois to stick it.

Zoom forward to 2002, when Alaska finally went on-line with the rest of the U.S. in law enforcement. State of Alaska told me that I had suspended license per a Illinois DMV. So I called the state of Illinois and asked about what it was going to cost....end up settling for $30... instead of the well over a thousand plus the jerk judge and cop had me bent over for.

The state (Illinois) worker couldn't believe I hadn't been stopped and arrested for sometime over the past and have all the BS catch up. I told here that I've never had an arrest stick, had security clearances, had paid other tickets in other states that I had received (not a problem paying when I'm in the wrong), and nothing had ever come from it.

Sounds like the gestapo is in charge of Illinois, and if I ever have to return where they have nazis enforcing the law it will be too soon!

30 posted on 10/08/2005 3:02:04 PM PDT by Issaquahking (Americans defending the homeland....a job an illegal alien will NEVER do....)

[Issaquahking]

It's a witch hunt for revenue.

Truer words were never spoken.

That's on top of a $100 per DUI arrest fee that the state remits annually to local arresting agencies across Illinois.
Why should be there an "arresting fee" charged if there is no conviction?

But because of the numerous fees faced by those charged with DUI, the law has its critics.

Donald Ramsell, a Wheaton attorney who specializes in defending DUI cases, said the new law is not only unfair, but also illegal.

I'll bet Lincoln is rolling over in his grave on some of the BS his state has come up with! Talk about a state with the law enforcement gone way over the top, Illinois is it!

Let me tell you about my litle "introduction to the state of Illinois"...

Back in 1987 when I was apprenticing in Chicago, I had a run in with a cop at a park in North Chicago. After 2 hours of false arrest, and thoroughly making an idiot out of the officer who took me down to the local precinct, the chief told me I was free to go, and that I wasn't under arrest. Foolish me to have thought the whole thing was over.

Nope, that P.O.S. that harrassed me, also had my address,where he managed to leave a ticket on my vehicle (to the point that I just threw them in the street after the first ten of his "gifts" he left me) and I was going to be his whipping boy. Over the next three months, and an ongoing court battle, the judge sided with the cop. Seeings I was only in Chicago for schooling, I simply refused to pay and told the state of Illinois to stick it.

Zoom forward to 2002, when Alaska finally went on-line with the rest of the U.S. in law enforcement. State of Alaska told me that I had suspended license per a Illinois DMV. So I called the state of Illinois and asked about what it was going to cost....end up settling for $30... instead of the well over a thousand plus the jerk judge and cop had me bent over for.

The state (Illinois) worker couldn't believe I hadn't been stopped and arrested for sometime over the past and have all the BS catch up. I told here that I've never had an arrest stick, had security clearances, had paid other tickets in other states that I had received (not a problem paying when I'm in the wrong), and nothing had ever come from it.

Sounds like the gestapo is in charge of Illinois, and if I ever have to return where they have nazis enforcing the law it will be too soon!