Clout You Think?
- A former city supervisor was sentenced to two years probation Tuesday after admitting he stole cigarette cartons from a city evidence room and sold them to his relatives’ South Side convenience stores, the Sun-Times is reporting.
[...] Ayesh, now 36, was working as a $66,564-a-year supervisor of tax and license compliance for the city’s Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection when he was arrested in 2010.
He was responsible for storing and securing contraband cigarettes seized by the city. But he took some of the confiscated goods for himself to disperse to his family, prosecutors said.
This could have been a much bigger problem though:
- Ayesh, a father of two, refused comment after Tuesday’s hearing. He had worked as an aviation security officer for less than a month in 2001. In 2003, he spent a few weeks as a probationary Chicago Police officer before going to work for the Revenue Department. He was fired a few weeks after his arrest.
Aviation Department. CPD. The guy had connections. How about some reporter Out-the-Clout?
Labels: corruption
posted by SCC at 12:03 AM
22 Comments:
Clout? No, let's not forget coppers ie abbate and dozens of guys I have known in my 32 years on this job have gotten probation for much much worse thing and they were not clouted... Just lucky I guess to be in cook county. And a first felony arrest with clean background for official misconduct better only be probation. If dude can get probation for his 2nd and third conviction for some things then first time offender official misconduct should be the same. Don't forget, this is cook county sentencing, not dupage or lake county where possession of two rocks will get you a year idoc..
It wasn't like he stole from people. Its just the government that got ripped off.
All those GIGs this thief had were all clouted!
His resume' must be outstanding.
No official misconduct i guess.
The states attorneys must have been busy squashing states attorney beef at dildos shops.
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Seems a little bit harsh considering he had kids, and such a low salary.
Ayesh? Aviation? Talk about the fox watching the hen house!!!
The washout rate in the Academy is almost non-existent. That is one the biggest problem with this Department. We don't get rid of any problem people in the Academy.
If he washed out after a few weeks as a PPO, he had BIG problems.
Out da clout. That could be my new mantra.
captain in the 9th district who threatened the lives of civilians and now he is getting a cushy job at oemc on top of his captains pension.
any reporters want to see why??
he spent a few weeks as a probationary Chicago Police officer..........had he still been on the job I'm sure he would have received 10 years.
And this is a post why SCC ? More of the above post please. That's some great shit !
He's lucky he wasn't in NYC.
From what I understand, he quit avation after finding out he had to go to the academy and pass just like other folks (well, most folks )
That's burks guy he will work for the city again !
Another 26th Street miracle....this doesn't surprise me I believe that Northbrook cop that was burglarizing houses on duty also got probation for burglary and official misconduct....last I heard he is pursuing an acting career...look for him on NBC's Chicago Fire or Chicago police...ha ha ha...you can make this crap up...
Anonymous Anonymous said...
The washout rate in the Academy is almost non-existent. That is one the biggest problem with this Department. We don't get rid of any problem people in the Academy.
If he washed out after a few weeks as a PPO, he had BIG problems.
1/28/2015 05:27:00 AM
When I was in the academy there was a guy walking around in work pants and a flannel shirt, no uniform. They had him sharpening pencils.
He was a PPO banished to the training academy with no star or gun. He owned some apartment buildings on the North side and was collecting the rents from slow payers in uniform with the squad car parked out in front.
He never did one day in jail and it took months to fire him. They finally fired him right before his one year probation was up. It was a year then. There are other horror stories of people who should have been fired but weren't.
Look at all the drunken louts the city hired and then paid out millions in settlements.
my question to you is when is he getting promoted cut to the chase
Stand up guy, I see him in shicago politics in the near future... Allocating tif funds
...and God knows what the storage conditions were. Wonder if these were part of the smokes out there that taste like a bus tailpipe. Gah.
He was an ASS!!! when I was in a unit we worked with him and a few others when they were revenue. 95% of the peeps there are stand up guys and gals. HE was a ASS like I said. Bad thing about it they are sworn peace officers like Aviation Police are but the city does not want to to be armed on duty, go figure!!!! This guy is not connected he was just a plain CROOK. We would hit places and he would try to take owners off to the side and get from them. I told my Lt. and we stopped working with them when he worked. Found out he left academy because he could not handle it and his family wanted him in stores more than on the street.
With all the heroes and real police teaching at the academy and range you would think this couldn't happen...
Aviation police = clout baby!!!!! Anything connected to either airport is heavy......
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