Cook County Circuit Judge Thaddeus Wilson raising concerns about arrest in shooting of Chicago Police Officer Del Pearson by career black criminal Paris Sadler

Officers.... stop doing police work.... Let the Negroes kill all the other Negroes they want....

In the eyes of the media, the judges and the black public....the cops are the DEVIL!

What once seemed like an ironclad case against the man charged with shooting a Chicago police officer in 2012 appears to be developing cracks.

Shortly after Officer Del Pearson was shot in the chest, police found the suspect in the basement of his mother's South Side home and recovered a .38-caliber blue-steel revolver and a sweaty black T-shirt — both later linked to the shooting.

But attorneys for Paris Sadler are challenging the constitutionality of the search, arguing that officers, upset over a colleague's shooting, did "sloppy" work.

And during a hearing that went late into the evening Thursday, Cook County Circuit Judge Thaddeus Wilson raised serious concerns about the search and a statement that prosecutors said had been given by Sadler's mother, Talaina Cureton.

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