Pritzker Released Cop Killer - Radio ad

Her's the latest radio ad from People Who Play By The Rules PAC.

Jean Cable: “My uncle was a sergeant in the Chicago Police Department, and he loved being a Chicago police officer. He was with a patrol officer, Anthony Rosado, and on the evening of July 17, 1970, they were assassinated.” 

Jean Cable is still incensed more than a year after the Illinois Prisoner Review Board released convicted cop killer Johnny Veal for the 1970 Cabrini Green sniper killing of her uncle, police sergeant James Severin.

“I never thought I'd see the day where convicted cop killers would be released on the street--and people would be OK with it.” 

For decades, Jean and her family had the support of governors and prosecutors, Democrats and Republicans, to keep her uncle’s killer behind bars…until JB Pritzker. 

“We did not get any letters whatsoever from Governor Pritzker opposing parole. When you kill a police officer it's an unforgivable crime. My message to the governor would be: shame on you.” 

Punish JB Pritzker for releasing a cop killer.