Less than a week after the Safe-T Act took effect, eliminating cash bail in Illinois, some state's attorneys are voicing concerns about defendants being released pretrial.
Security cameras captured video of a man with a sledgehammer shattering the window at a high-end boutique in Hinsdale. He and five other men are then seen walking into the store and then leaving with merchandise.
"The frustration in that case is the judge felt his hands were tied because of the law," Berlin said. "It's the Illinois legislature that is making decisions as to who is being releases as opposed to the judges," said McHenry County State's Attorney Patrick Kenneally.
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