Nice Arrest
- Chicago police said a search of a Skokie man’s house turned up an estimated 423 pounds of marijuana with a street value of more than $3 million.
In a release, police said David S. Gutierrez, 31, of the 4800 block of North Kirk Street in Skokie, has been charged with manufacturing or delivery of cannabis, a felony, as well as misdemeanor unlawful use of a weapon and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.
Gutierrez appeared before Judge Michael Clancy on Saturday afternoon for a hearing at the Leighton Criminal Courthouse, where he was ordered held on $100,000 bond. He must pay $10,000 to be released.
Police said tactical officers executing a search warrant at Gutierrez’s home on March 29 found the drugs, four handguns, a shotgun and an unspecified “large amount” of cash.
Too bad he couldn't have waited until weed is legalized across the Midwest. Might have saved himself a stay in County.
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posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
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$10,000.00 is 0.333333% of the total street
value of $3 Million.
Judge must have went to Cooley Law School.
Mental midgets on criminal matters, but would
fail to blush on a simple will, power of atty.,
medical power of atty.
Lawyers are generally lazy and greedy. Some
are even criminals.
Es ok.
In a year it's gonna be a misdemeanor tax evasion.
C’mon it was for his own personal consumption.
He was planning on being high as a kite everyday for the rest of his life.
Almost a century ago, the prohibition of a popular substance led swiftly to:
Consumer demand + reduced, via illegality, supply = greater profit potential
Greater profit potential + illegality of supply = fierce & violent competition
Funny, how almost a 100 years makes practically no difference whatsoever......
20 has some Englewood rangers working as ringers on tact. Nice job guys.
Too bad it is in Crook County, other counties would actually punish this fool. Nothing but the new age restorative social peace circle justice merry go round here - unless it is a policeman on trial; for him they will break out the guillotine in short order.
10,000 cash. What a joke. You've got drugs, guns and political phone money recovered. It should of been one million in cash.
It’s just an ANOV.
Hahahaha. A guy was just arrested in Lansing by Kane Co Police for a case that started in their county. He was caught with 80 pounds of weed and brought back to Kane Co for Bond Court. His bond was 5,000,000 (D). That guy is fighting to have his case heard in Cook County and not Kane.
http://www.dailyherald.com/news/20180329/pilot-charged-with-flying-19-million-of-marijuana-into-illinois-wants-case-moved
Good Job, Wonder Twins!!!!
He is just a low level expendable in that crew, gets to live free in the cartel house and takes the pinch if it comes and keeps his mouth shut. He will be bonded out and back in Mexico before the end of the month after a couple bail reduction hearings. Cartel doesnt wanna spend to much on this throwaway loser.
At least it was the right house.
Skokie is loaded with shitbags and mutts too.
Very suprised at this low bond from judge Clancy. He’s a former ASA and married to a current ASA. I spoke to him just a couple years ago about the revolving door in the Cook County justice system, and he agreed as to how flawed it was. But then again I guess I should expect something like this from an Oak Park liberal..........what happened to you Mike?
Skokie was a nice suburb at one time. Not so much anymore.
Was he a legal citizen? If not why didn't he move to Chicago where the mayor would welcome his entrepreneur ship.
If he can afford $3000000 worth of pot he can afford $10,000 to get out of jail.
$10.000 is chump change for him, he probably is out on bond as of this minute.
Nice pinch and great success with the court time.
Here we have Dreamer who had dreams of living large, enjoying the capitalism.
Built his empire up from the ground one nickel at a time.
The city (and state) could benefit if they sold that weed, hiring FamiliaGooterrez as the exclusive peddler.
GMac stated in a WBBM interview* that cartels are using legal weed as a way to launder money and weed into the USA.
Not a surprise if you follow the money trail and business entities.
But just how safe is Gooterrez, in Cook County?
Somebody’s safe house was racked, weed and money was taken.
Gooterrez be getting his DartQuik I-Bond could be the best thing.
Guess if he makes it in the clear, he will have to move back to the big Section8 city.
Somewhere along Cicero Ave corridor.
Welcome back to Sanctuary.
Dream on.
*OT:
GMac was on just WBBM At Issue this morning.
He sounded impressive and qualified, didn’t offer up any bs like a run of the mill Democrat.
Crank Delimore was really pressing the community and race issue.
Little time given to expand on the Gmac platform.
At Issue will probably feature Vallas, Wilson and the others in weeks to come.
Rahm is predicted to avoid any one-on-one unless it’s on his terms.
Forget about him on a debate stage.
Give it a listen on the worldwide internets - wbbmnewsradio.com.
thank god retired det chris n from 025 wasn't on the scene she would had smoked it all, for those of you young officers chris n, who was a total stroke was given thirty for pissing hot, no surprise to all of us but justice prevailed her clout rescued her and she was given her job back and then promoted to det, as that 025 gallows used to write "this job and mud wrestling are legit".
If they legalize weed in Illinois, and I suspect that if JB wins this November that will happen, many people with weed convictions on their record will get an expungment and people serving time for possessing weed will file for a release from prison. This is happening in Oregon,Washington and California.
Losing that much bud could gain him a spot on the Michocan Wheelchair Drill Team.
Felony possession with firearms used to be armed violence not in today’s Cook County.
Leave the weed alone.
His bond is only $100,000-post $10,000. He'll be in Mexico in a week.
Good job on the bust. Maybe next you can find beer and al capone
Maybe he can get extra pizza in jail, (and a Sprite to wash it down with).
J.J.
Anonymous St Giles said...
Very suprised at this low bond from judge Clancy. He’s a former ASA and married to a current ASA. I spoke to him just a couple years ago about the revolving door in the Cook County justice system, and he agreed as to how flawed it was. But then again I guess I should expect something like this from an Oak Park liberal..........what happened to you Mike?
4/01/2018 08:23:00 AM
He sucks and so does his wife.
20 has some Englewood rangers working as ringers on tact. Nice job guys.
4/01/2018 07:13:00 AM
Handjob
Very suprised at this low bond from judge Clancy. He’s a former ASA and married to a current ASA. I spoke to him just a couple years ago about the revolving door in the Cook County justice system, and he agreed as to how flawed it was. But then again I guess I should expect something like this from an Oak Park liberal..........what happened to you Mike?
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Do you not get that individual judges have very little leeway in how much bond is set at? There is a set of rules that determines what the bond is going to be and the judge has to follow that.
All that weed confiscated.... wonder in my stock in Doritos will take a hit now?🤔
Skokie looks eerily different after embracing section 8. Perhaps something Alderman Shithead could learn from.
Great job to bad Skokie has turned to a shithole
There seems to be a lot of relocating from Evanston to Skokie, particularly among people who like to get long formed. I work way south so I have no idea but that's what I've heard.
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Anonymous St Giles said...
Very suprised at this low bond from judge Clancy. He’s a former ASA and married to a current ASA. I spoke to him just a couple years ago about the revolving door in the Cook County justice system, and he agreed as to how flawed it was. But then again I guess I should expect something like this from an Oak Park liberal..........what happened to you Mike?
At one point almost every judge was an ASA early in their career. That’s no big deal being a former ASA. Then basically to become a judge you have to be slated by the Democratic Party. That’s when things begin to change
I’ve seen many ASA’s even a few supervisors get slated, get elected and then their views begin to change. My guess they are beholding and the Cook County court system doesn’t have the space to hold the arrestees. It’s all politics and currently the Cook county president wants the bonds lowered and more prisoners released pending trial. That was related to the chief judge who then passed that done to the judges. This should be no surprise
I see San Fransisco is thinking about allowing safe "shoot up" galleries. So the "opiate challenged" individual can inject dope without overdosing. Why stop on legalizing weed? Having worked in this shit hole for too long it's interesting to me how crack cocaine is taking a back seat to heroin. Marijuana & alcohol are the true gateway to hard drugs. Not opiate pills.
Skiokie is referred to lovingly as Skompton now.
Judge must be a CPS graduate. No critical thinking skills or common sense. Why not turn it over to feds as part of RICO beef.
Anonymous said...
20 has some Englewood rangers working as ringers on tact. Nice job guys.
4/01/2018 07:13:00 AM
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Rangers!!! You guys are funny!. None of these guys have more than 4 years on so how is it exactly you become a ranger??? Stop it! YOu're killing me!!! HAHAHA!
Funny (really sadly) that more people die of "legal" alcohol related deaths a year in American than from any other substance. I guess you want cannabis related deaths to join the parade.
Snowflake generation and revisionist historians.
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Almost a century ago, the prohibition of a popular substance led swiftly to:
Consumer demand + reduced, via illegality, supply = greater profit potential
Greater profit potential + illegality of supply = fierce & violent competition
Funny, how almost a 100 years makes practically no difference whatsoever......
Rangers ? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Funny (really sadly) that more people die of "legal" alcohol related deaths a year in American than from any other substance. I guess you want cannabis related deaths to join the parade.
Snowflake generation and revisionist historians.
4/01/2018 11:02:00 PM
Funny, how someone who, presumably, does not consider him/her self a "snowflake", is, somehow, saddened by the speculative cause of death and not by the absolute certainty that something will be the cause of all death.
This implies that this saddened someone values the quantity of not being dead is of greater value than the quality of being alive.
This also implies that this saddened someone deems the quality of being not prevented from choosing one's means of both living and dying is a quality of living less valuable than a greater quantity of not being dead, yet.
Seems this snowflake is dreading even the thought of inevitable death, by whatever means it occurs.
Quantity of life is finite.
Quality of living is each individual's to define, choose and act upon.
Delay death long enough and the cost will be yours to experience.
Avoid living to the quality you define and you may as well be dead.
Attempt to impose, by whatever means you choose, your definitions upon another, and you may well find reconsidering your choice to be condusive to extending your quantity of living to it's most lengthy, and miserable, lingering termination.
Nice arrest to bad he won't stay in jail. Thanks Cook County.
After reading the reply the previous statement was vindicated. Snowflake 0.
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Funny, how someone who, presumably, does not consider him/her self a "snowflake", is, somehow, saddened by the speculative cause of death and not by the absolute certainty that something will be the cause of all death.
This implies that this saddened someone values the quantity of not being dead is of greater value than the quality of being alive.
This also implies that this saddened someone deems the quality of being not prevented from choosing one's means of both living and dying is a quality of living less valuable than a greater quantity of not being dead, yet.
Seems this snowflake is dreading even the thought of inevitable death, by whatever means it occurs.
Quantity of life is finite.
Quality of living is each individual's to define, choose and act upon.
Delay death long enough and the cost will be yours to experience.
Avoid living to the quality you define and you may as well be dead.
Attempt to impose, by whatever means you choose, your definitions upon another, and you may well find reconsidering your choice to be condusive to extending your quantity of living to it's most lengthy, and miserable, lingering termination.
in what world is pot going for > $7000 a pound on the street?
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