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Court cases they're currently follow include: the sentencing of an Uptown child sex predator; the jury trial of the person who allegedly injured the police officer during the brawl on August 12; the alleged murder by skinheads of a fisherman at Montrose Harbor; and the the trial of a person accused of brutally killing the daughter of a long-time crossing guard in the 23rd District.
Court is during the day: morning and afternoon cases. If you have a non-traditional work schedule or can spare a day or two a month, you might want to look into becoming a court advocate. For more information, call 312-744-0064 (23rd District Community Policing).
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