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MP Illinois presented a bill for a law that critics say it will make it legal for those who have experienced an episode of mental health to attack cops.
Democratic state Ambassador Lisa Davis, a lawyer at the law office of the Cook District Public Defender, presented the proposal for the House Act 3458 in February.
According to the conditions of legislation, the bill of law “[provide] That the defense was a worse battery when an individual was a torn peace officer, and an officer responded to an incident in which the officer communicated with a person for whom a reasonable officer could believe he had an episode of mental health and the person with whom the officer communicated had documented mental illness and acted abruptly. “
Illinois State, Ambassador Lisa Davis, introduced a proposal to a law to legalize attacks on police officers by those who appear as an episode of mental health. (Getty Images | General Assembly Illinois)
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Currently a person in Illinois may be charged worse battery If they attack “an individual who knows that the peace officer, a community police volunteer, a firefighter, a private security officer, an employee for a remedial institution or an employee of the Human Services Department who monitors or control sexually dangerous persons or sexually violent persons.”
The second police officer City, a blog reporting about the Chicago police issues, first reported on the account.
The second police officer City, a blog reporting about the Chicago police issues, first reported on the account. (Police Directorate in Chicago)
“If this passes, a mental illness will be an excuse to attack and beat police officers,” the blog said. “In fact, who wants to bet that there will be thousands of people who suddenly have a doctor’s notes who allow them to attack police officers?”
Davis’s proposal would legalize the attacks to peace officers. The other first liability would be spared, like firefighters, like her husband, CWB Chicago reported.
The proposal of the law was sent to the Committee for the Rules on the General Assembly of Illinois, where unparalleled legislation died, the news report states.
The proposal of the law was sent to the Committee for the Rules on the General Assembly of Illinois, where the unpropular legislation died. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
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