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Ex-con charged with running down Cook County Deputy outside of jail
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Source: Chicago Sun-Times
November 03, 2009
A convicted felon has been charged with running over a Cook County Sheriff's deputy with his car -- dragging him about 10 feet -- Saturday night outside the Cook County Jail. James A. Cooper, 43, of the 300 block of East 56th Street, was charged early Monday with one count of aggravated battery to a peace officer, according to police.
RAMBO_911
3 days ago
26658 Comments
Gotta Agree with MrWhitefolks,, There Should Be NO!,, None! any Bond or Probation,,, That Scum of The Earth has been in and out of Jail way to Many Times,,,LOCK UMM UP,,,THROW AWAY THE KEY,,,, Or Better Yet, Put Him to Sleep,,, He Attempted to KILL an Officer, Plain and Simple....Thank GOD The Officer Survived What Could Have Ended His Life! Prayers for a Quick Recovery for Our Fellow Officer..
MrWhitefolks
22 days ago
722 Comments
A whole ten feet! OMG! Lock him up and give him probation, like they do in Crook County.
~Wf
aussie4
22 days ago
3730 Comments
Burn this pos and get on with life.