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Woman Asleep In Casey's Lot Was Drinking And Driving: Plainfield PD

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Man Asleep At The Wheel Was Drinking And Driving, Carrying Cocaine: PD

Man Asleep At The Wheel Was Drinking And Driving, Carrying Cocaine: PD - Plainfield, IL - Officers struggled to wake the unconscious Shorewood man, 47, and subsequently called Plainfield paramedics for help, officials said.

Plainfield Man Posts Woman's Sexual Photos Without Permission: PD

Woman's children threatened, shot at her boyfriend

Anthony A. Novak, 24, was charged Friday with felony attempted murder, criminal recklessness and intimidation in connection with the March 20 incident, records show.

Stolen Miller Lite Leads To Officer Injury, Chicago Man's Arrest: Cops

Stolen Miller Lite Leads To Officer Injury, Chicago Man's Arrest: Cops - Plainfield, IL - The incident happened in late March at a Plainfield gas station.

Diesel Spills Onto Route 30, Results In Hours-Long Road Closure: PD

Diesel Spills Onto Route 30, Results In Hours-Long Road Closure: PD - Plainfield, IL - Roads reopened following the cleanup of diesel fuel that leaked from a tractor-trailer onto Route 30, near Renwick Road, in Plainfield.

Man whose home was raided by police over 'zombie' joke gets last laugh in court

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office, which did not have a warrant to arrest Bailey, argued that the post was a threat to public safety and a criminal act.

Amateur comedian exposes rigged immunity rules for police

Amateur comedian Anthony Novak beat the odds on July 29, 2019. After suing the officers who arrested him after he made fun of their department with a parody Facebook page in Parma, Ohio, he won the right to proceed with his First Amendment retaliation case. Many constitutional claims against the police never make it this

Qualified Immunity Is Not Limited to Police Brutality. It Protects a Wide Variety of Abusive Officials.

An analysis of appeals involving the doctrine finds that less than a quarter "fit the popular conception of police accused of excessive force."