Who do you support for Comptroller in Illinois in 2010?

[george]

You are very right, the two party system as it stands now is due to be the downfall of our country. Neither party trys to pass anyting unless it faors their party. It is not "for the people" it is for the party.

[Broken State]

Support Ron Paul!

[Unincorporated]

Whay the hell does he do besides intake valuable air and waste money?

[Unincorporated]

Too drunk to type!

[sme]

Get out your guns n kill'em all, they're all traiters to their people and their country.

[DON QUIXOTE]

Faith check the record 07-cf-1405 Epps story changed from grand jury case to the information case on Wetzel by Epps I think that is perjury?????? Sounds like it read for your self.Lying has been reported by the State Attorney of Illinois.Top 5 Police Blunders: Jim Broderick Charged With Lying To Secure Colorado Murder Conviction
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By Chris Parker in Lists, Police bungling
Thursday, August 5, 2010, at 9:00 am
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​Membership has its advantages, as an ad campaign once asserted, but as Shakespeare counters, the truth will win out, which is the case in this week's Top 5 Police Blunders. For this episode's malfeasance champ, Lt. Jim Broderick, that's disturbing news, because he's accused of withholding evidence and perjuring himself to convict an innocent man of murder...

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​5. Steve Epps

"Don't get mad, get even" could be Caseyville, Illinois officer Steve Epps' credo. According to Epps, he was just doing his job when in late November he faxed Munie Greencare Professionals about one of their employees' reckless driving, and requested information on the driver of the truck the night before.

Of course, the driver in question, Matt Kohnen, hadn't been in Caseyville or even on the road that night. But he was, coincidentally, parked in the driveway of Epps' ex-girlfriend. After receiving a call from Kohnen, Chief J.D. Roth looked into the matter and discovered the department hadn't received any reckless driving complaints.(There was however a big box of complaints about people sleeping with ex-girlfriends.)

When Roth interviewed the ex-girlfriend, she reported that Epps had "done things like this is the past." In the course of investigating Epps, temporarily suspending him and eventually recommending his dismissal, Roth discovered the ten-year veteran had that same month spent a couple nights with a woman in a hotel while on-duty.(Presumably undergoing on-the-job grief counseling.)

While Epps' charms may have gone unappreciated by his ex, they weren't lost on his fellow officers, who queued up behind him like a stadium bathroom line during the 7th inning stretch. Eight of the department's ten officers signed a petition calling for the chief's ouster. Then again, who doesn't hate their boss?

Epps was never charged, and was reinstated after a village arbitration hearing. You certainly won't find a link to any of this on his Match.com page.

[Susan]

gst rid of Dan

[ComMist]

Gddg

[Yep]

Hi

[none]

2010 is over

[willie]

Hank Jr !

[Roland Burris]

I support Gov. Quinn homo nephew

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[ane]

Mistake

[No One]

I wont vote for any of them!

[Anybody]

With a pulse !

[iBinPharteen]

Shouldn't this topic die by now.

[Not]

None

[Lol]

No one lol

[Lol]

All bunch of crooks lol