Alderman Urges Stronger Vandalism Laws For Hyde Park
Hyde Parkers seek clearer laws against vandalism using Illinois Criminal Code Section 211 which punishes knowingly damaging property. The plan includes a city ordinance mirroring state statute and a local hearing officer to speed enforcement and fines.
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