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ILLINOIS (WCIA) — A chilling incident in Chicago, where a young woman was set ablaze while on a train, has drawn national attention. The perpetrator was a known offender with over 70 past arrests.
“Let’s face it, this isn’t the first appalling crime committed by a repeat offender. These are situations that perhaps could have been prevented without the SAFE-T Act,” stated Tony McCombie, the Illinois House Minority Leader.
This brutal attack has reignited discussions among lawmakers about the potential need to repeal or revise the SAFE-T Act.