Chicago’s widely-despised red-light camera program is here to stay, even though it was built on a $2 million bribery scandal that allegedly paid a former city bureaucrat for every additional intersection.Fairness in Chicago !
Mayor Rahm Emanuel made that perfectly clear Monday, even as federal prosecutors maintained during closing arguments that former Chicago Department of Transportation official John Bills and Arizona-based Redflex Traffic Systems “deserve world championship rings for how they played the game of bribery.”
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Despite scandal, Emanuel says red-light cameras here to stay
The Chicago Sun-Times reports:
