Root Beer Case Looking Shaky

Crimesha's office is even bragging about abusing her power to enforce the double standards:

• When a driver allegedly tried to hit Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx with his pickup truck and drenched her with soda after she had given him the finger, her chief investigator and security detail sprung into action and tracked the suspect to a library in Flossmoor, the Sun-Times has learned.

  Hours after William Swetz was taken into custody on June 21, two Cook County prosecutors came to the Flossmoor police station to review the evidence that had been collected, according to investigatory reports obtained through an open records request.

  The following day, one of the prosecutors conducted follow-up interviews with Foxx and a witness who saw the alleged attack in the 800 block of Sterling Avenue and informed police that Swetz would face felony charges.

Anyone remember that part of our General Orders that says you will not deliberately place yourself into jeopardy and claim your life was in danger? Seems like common sense, right?

But Crimesha can admit she was walking in the middle of the street, interfering with traffic, and then she can claim this guy attempted to run her over?

But....:

• A witness who watched the incident unfold said she was alarmed, but didn’t consider that Swetz had tried to hit Foxx with the pickup. “That did not come to mind,” the witness told an investigator.

If we had a witness to a crime say anything close to that, we'd be looking at an (A) continuing investigation or (B) a refusal of charges. Guaranteed. 

So the double felony is crap charging right off the bat.