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Leniency for Regina

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Wanda Johnson
12 years ago

God can do All things in Jesus name!!!

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Treva Wilson
12 years ago

pray the court will temper justice with mercy on December 9th and exercise its discretionary authority by imposing a sentence of time served and releasing Regina to be home with her loved ones.

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Melene Jones
12 years ago

Good luck!!

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Francheska McCoy
12 years ago

Praying for her and her family....

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DieDra Ruff
12 years ago Featured

I feel that after 9 months of incarceration,Regina understands the responsibility she had to the community as well as her family. Please allow her to be released based on time served, So that she can get the proper health care from her physician, as well as be untied with her family.

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Gloria Washington
12 years ago

PRAYING FOR YOU

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Beverly Tyus
12 years ago

Pray for you

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WILLIAM BOYD
12 years ago

As an advocate fighting for those who deserve a second chance,I understand that as a judge that you must follow the sentencing guide.I am also aware how the media can have impact on high profile cases.Regina has admitted to her wrong doing and she knows that she has let her community down but on the other hand it wasn't intention done.I ask that you weigh all of her accomplishments,time served and her health and grant her time served.

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Anne Carter Nelson
12 years ago

I am asking you to please show mercy and leniency for Regina Evans. She is very good person and upstanding citizen. I feel she has served enough time considering the quality of her health. Please Set Her Free.

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Mr.M Mccall
12 years ago

Apon readin the article,I feel in my heart that this young lady deserve a second chance at freedom......

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Jerriell Braswell
12 years ago

Let her come home if she in a condition the facility can not take proper adequate care of her .

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kevin pettiway
12 years ago

Free REGINA

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CAROLYN BOYD
12 years ago

Please consider her health in sentencing.I understand she made a mistake but her dedication in serving on the Chicago police force as a woman should speak volume.

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CAROLYN BOYD
12 years ago

Please consider her health in sentencing.I understand she made a mistake but her dedication in serving on the Chicago police force as a woman should speak volume.

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Jeremiah Robertson
12 years ago

The words of Jesus seems very appropriate during this time! Jesus told the accusers of a woman caught in sin these words "he who is without sin cast the first stone." Although Regina Evans plead guilty to wrong doing, it does not mean she is a wrong doer! In fact, it is quite the contrary! Regina has been a cog in her family and in our church, where I am a fellow parishioner. In signing this petition, I pledge my complete support to Regina!

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Betty L. Coleman
12 years ago

The Lord is my light and my salvation whom shall I fear, the Lord is the stength of my life of whom shall I be afraid. Psalm 27-1 you are in my prayers daily. May God keep and bless you. your sister in Christ.

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Robette Parks
12 years ago

Regina is a good and wonderful person and loved by many. May God bless her and encourage her during this time.

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Bob Montgomery
12 years ago

Robert Montgomery, Regina is an outstanding person, she made one mistake and that one mistake snowballed into downward spiral. Given the opportunity to make amends, I am more than certain that Regina would not make that mistake again. Regina has the appitude and the education where she would be more valuable helping others than being incarcerated in prison.

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Dr. Larry J. Thomas
12 years ago

Please show leniency for Regina Evans. She is one of the BEST Persons in this World!

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Val Densmore
12 years ago

Ms. Regina Evans is an individual whom I have known for several years professionally and personally. I believe every person who encounters challenges daily face a myriad of decisons and sometimes as humans, we make incorredt choices. The lady I know and worked for did everything in her power to instill positive motivation for officers and her staff in her capacity as Chief of Police in our municipality and I am certain that given the opportunity to change the decisions that were made, differnent choices would produce a different outcome. I pray that the powers that be, take into consideration all of the good work that she has contributed to her community. May God be with her at this time.