Legal Opinion
Reginald Wiley v. City of Chicago and Broderick Jones, 17432, Chicago Police Officer
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided April 16, 2004No. 03-1490PublishedCited by 51 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MANION, Circuit Judge.
Reginald Wiley alleges that for several years Chicago police officer Broderick Jones has been framing innocent citizens and arresting them without cause. According to Wiley, Jones’s routine in each case is the same: he and his partner approach a suspected drug dealer; if a search fails to reveal any incriminating evidence, they plant drugs on him and profess that he was engaged in illegal activity. Wiley claims that in January 2000 he was the victim of one of Jones’s frame-ups. He was arrested and prosecuted for possession of narcotics, though the charge was eventually…
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