Story contains a very difficult to watch video of the cops violently strip-searching the victim.
"The state is a gang of thieves writ large."
An artist who used a video camera to record being arrested by police is facing up to 15 years in prison. Chris Drew has been charged with Class 1 felony under the Eavesdropping Act in Chicago, Illinois.The potential penalty, 15 years in prison, is more than the average time served for murder in the state of Illinois. It's also 3x the potential penalty for recording a non-government official. Remember: cops and judges are your betters.
"It was a little more than three months from the date I paid it before I got it," said viewer Robert McDonnell. "The operator at the DMV said the solution is to go to the DMV and wait in one of their endless lines to get a driver's license extension."The state mandates having the ID for numerous important aspects of daily life, yet makes the IDs difficult to get, potentially putting people in peril with the law.
