Public push for drug dealer registry gains legislative support
Hazel Crest and Country Club Hills back a Drug Traf ficker Registration Act to require convicted drug dealers to register with police for 10 years after release. State Rep. Maggie Crotty and Sen. Debbie Halvorson endorse the plan, while opponents warn of limited safety impact and civil-liberties concerns as officials post arrest lists in City Hall.
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