Night Patrol: Catching speeders on I-90

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Uploaded by on Mar 21, 2010

The Chicago Tribune spends the night with an Illinois state
trooper who is patrolling Interstate 90, looking for speeders and other motorists breaking the law.

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  • Stop worrying so much about the speeders for a bit and go after people with their headlights off in the rain, that drive in the left lane for no reason, and change lanes without signaling.

  • 5 stars for the Illinois State Police, for always doing a wonderful job.

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  • @ldanley72 your sick.

  • @SolarAbyss Those factors contribute, speed is the number one killer.

  • Had dreams of shooting someone in the back, so you went thru police academy for 4 months, got your badge, and found yourself working nightbeats as a speed buster, I feel your pain Miklaszewski...

  • we need this in VIRGINIA!

  • Never been treating nicely or with respect by a downtown chicago officer, even over a simple misunderstanding... only nice ones are downstate. from my experience.

  • What a clear picture!...

  • @SolarAbyss None of those factors cause as many deaths as speeding.

  • I like the state police, much for professional than the city

  • @SolarAbyss THANK YOU!!! at least i'm not the only one that notices

  • Where is this guy? I am 0 for 2 with being treated with respect by IL troopers.

    Not all cops are bad I get that etc...

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