Anonymous "pathickey" has written another hate-filled blog about me. I don't care what he/she thinks of me per se; however, I'm bothered by the fact that the content of the blog is factually misleading. So, I'll use my blog to correct the record.
1) An expungement in IL is only for those who have arrests or non-convictions, i.e. NO convictions. You cannot expunge a felony or even a misdemeanor conviction. You cannot expunge the record of any person who served time in prison, who was on parole, who was on probation, or even someone who did county jail time. Any person who has a conviction must receive a Governor's pardon if he/she wants to expunge that conviction. So, "Pat" is wrong in saying that expunging a record puts cops in danger and protects career criminals.
2) The IL State Police has refused to follow the chief judges' (Judge Paul Biebal & others) orders to expunge and seal records. Those granted the order are eligible for expungement or sealing per the law. If "Pat" disagrees with the law, I am not the correct person to write about. "Pat" should be upset with the legislators who wrote the expungement and sealing law. Maybe "Pat" has a better idea; maybe "Pat" should write his legislators with his/her suggestions. Question: why should not a person be able to expunge their record if they were never convicted of a crime? What is the harm?
3) I would never support the killing of any person, including the police. What "Pat" does not know is that I have met with Superintendent Weis numerous times regarding the killing of slain Chicago Police officer Jose Vazquez. Officer Vazquez was killed outside of his home a little over 2 years ago. Single gunshot to the chest. No witnesses, no suspects. This was a dispicable crime and whomever killed Officer Vazquez ought to be found. Officer Vazquez was a husband/brother/son and friend to many. My prayers go out to the families of the four police officers killed. My prayers also go out to the families of the TWENTY-NINE Chicago Public School students who have been killed this year. Gun violence must stop.
4) I welcome "Pat" and anyone else out there to meet me to discuss the various issues he/she has with me. Here's his/her blog: http://hickeysite.blogspot.com. Funny that he/she write blogs about "dangerous" people when the very subject matter of the blog itself is hate-filled and makes me wonder if this person has their own anger-management issues. If you have something to say about me, say it to my face or at least get the facts straight; don't hide behind an anonymous blog. Come out, come out Mr. Anonymous.
Below is the FACTUALLY INCORRECT & ASSUMPTION-FILLED BLOG:
Dear God - more cops killed. The idiots in Illinois are getting all Progressive to put money in Expungment Attorney Tamara Holder's purse. She is a rising star in the scum-bag legal community - watch out G. Flint Taylor and Jon Loevy! Holder trolls for Criminals in violence racked housing projects and in the Sun Times. Holder was part of Jesse Jackson's Sleepover resulting from the drug-pinch riots at the Harold Ickes Homes a while back.
Now Tamara has Lefty journalists and Chicago's leading race-baiter at the Sun Times panning for gold on her Expungement Claim.
In California three cops were murdered by a parole violater and another officer clings to life.
Man violates parole, kills three cops in California
AP, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Monday, Mar 23, 2009, Page 7
A man wanted for violating his parole killed three police officers and gravely wounded another in two shootings on Saturday, the first after a routine traffic stop and the second after a massive manhunt ended in gunfire, authorities said.
The gunman was also killed.
The violence began on Saturday afternoon when two officers stopped a Buick sedan in Oakland, California, police spokesman Jeff Thomason said. The driver opened fire, killing one officer and seriously wounding the second.
The gunman then fled on foot, police said, leading to an intense manhunt by dozens of Oakland police, California Highway Patrol officers and Alameda County sheriff deputies. Streets were roped off and an entire area of east Oakland closed to traffic.
About two-and-a-half hours later, officers, acting on an anonymous tip, found the suspect barricaded inside an apartment building, police said.
Police said the gunman fired an assault rifle at officers who came into the building to arrest him. Two members of the SWAT team were killed and a third was grazed by a bullet, police said.
Acting Oakland police chief Howard Jordan said police returned fire, killing a man they identified as 26-year-old Lovelle Mixon of Oakland.
The slain officers were identified as Sergeant Mark Dunakin, 40, who was killed at the first shooting, and sergeants Ervin Romans, 43, and Daniel Sakai, 35, who were killed at the second location.
Officer John Hege, 41, was in serious condition.
Somber officers at the police station consoled each other.
“This is probably one of the worst incidents that has ever taken place in this history of the Oakland police department,” Thomason said.
“[Mixon] was on parole and he had a warrant out for his arrest for violating that parole. And he was on parole for assault with a deadly weapon,” Oakland police Deputy Chief Jeffery Israel said.
People lingered at the scene of the first shooting. About 20 bystanders taunted police.
Tension between police and the community has risen since the fatal shooting of unarmed 22-year-old Oscar Grant by a transit police officer at an Oakland train station on Jan. 1.
This past week Pop Eyed Racist and unoriginal thinker, Mary Mitchell reacting to other persons' journalism and reports( Chicago Reporter and Leftist STNG Barista Angela Caputo) shouted out this:
Because African Americans account for about 61 percent of Illinois parolees, it is the group most impacted by the arrogance of this state agency.
So, it is quite ironic that it was black community leaders who publicly supported Blagojevich during the corruption scandal that jettisoned him from office.
The failure of the Illinois State Police to expunge and seal criminal records when ordered to do so by a judge also has likely resulted in people who honestly thought they had complied with the law losing their jobs after a background check.
Also, since applying for an expungement costs $60 -- a fee that many applicants are hard-pressed to come by -- the state agency has effectively scammed these applicants when it refused to obey the judge's orders to seal or expunge the records.
Like I said, this is a mess.
One way to start unraveling it is to bring Trent before the legislative body to explain himself.
Maybe his department has been too tainted by Blagojevich's disdain for ex-offenders.
Or maybe, given an environment where no one seemed to have been in charge, Trent mistakenly thought he could play by his own rules.
Whatever the case, the agency is guilty of abusing its vast power to determine what is right from what is wrong.
The rush to expunge Criminal Records puts money in Expungment Tamara Holder's pockets, but it gets cops killed and endangers society. Tamara Holder pops up wherever Criminals in our community need more camouflage and cover. Expungment is a big help to career criminals. That must be the agenda of Angela Caputo and the writers at Chicago Reporter.
God Bless all the families of the slain officers in California and here in Illinois as well.
www.xpunged.com and www.tamaraholder.com
Tuesday, September 15, 2009 at 05:00PM 
