Cook County Judge Joseph Claps picks up his dropped firearm in the lobby of the courthouse.
A criminal court judge in Chicago will soon find himself on the other side of the bench after a surveillance video and sheriff's deputies witnessed him dropping a pistol in a court building.
July 11, 2018 at 01:39 PM
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A longtime criminal court judge in Cook County, Illinois, has been hit with a misdemeanor charge after he allegedly dropped his pistol onto the lobby floor of a Chicago courthouse.
Under Illinois state law, only on-duty law enforcement officers are allowed to carry firearms in a courthouse.
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