Will Co. (ECWd) –
We were the first to break the stories back in 2015 of massive corruption at Lincoln Way District 210 that involved more malfeasance under one unit of government than we have ever seen. Most of the articles can be found at this link. Lawrence Wyllie, the former D210 Superintendent, will not see a day in court for his actions that led to multiple federal criminal charges due to health issues.
Morris Pasqual, Acting US Attorney, filed a motion to dismiss the criminal charges today citing Wyllie’s medical condition and inability to assist in his defense.
In the meantime, Wyllie will continue to reap a $31,985.04 monthly pension check on the backs of the people he took advantage of. Had he been prosecuted and convicted he would have lost his pension. With the evidence the government had there was little doubt he would not be convicted.
Will claims of medical conditions causing an inability to assist in your defense become the next way for crime to pay in our judicial system?
Wyllie Motion To Dismiss
5 Comments
John Pogue
Posted at 11:24h, 01 JulyMust have Bidens attornies. If they have all the facts how would the defendant add anything but a psychologist? There are alternatives for imprisoning those with conditions.
Dave
Posted at 11:51h, 29 June$32,000/month pension??? OUTRAGEOUS!
Joanne Schaeffer
Posted at 19:02h, 28 JuneAnd there you have it, all on the taxpayers back.
frauds play
Posted at 16:05h, 29 Junewhile worker bees and real industry get little to no pension and work whole lives – sick world sick state
Dawn Earl
Posted at 18:41h, 28 JuneWhat an outrage! This is another slap in the face of law abiding citizens!