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What does the Nakari Campbell case tell us about street design and traffic enforcement?
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andrew midwest.social andrew@midwest.social
Joined: 2023-06-11
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Link: https://chi.streetsblog.org/2023/08/17/what-does-the-nakari-campbell-case-tell-us-about-street-design-and-traffic-enforcement

I don't understand how drivers that commit violent crimes get to keep their license and registration. I regularly notice aggressive violent behavior from private vehicle owners. I don't want to see them locked up but if you cant follow the rules you shouldn't own a car or have a license. There are other ways to get around Chicago.
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