When Did Ankle Monitors Replace Jail for Repeat Offenders?
May 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelCook County continues to place violent repeat offenders on electronic monitoring instead of keeping them behind bars — despite having more than enough jail space available.
The jail population has been cut by more than half… but at what cost?
A hard question needs to be asked:
If Talley had been kept in jail, would Officer Bartholomew still be here today? The answer is, YES!
This isn’t just policy — this is real life, real consequences, and real loss.
Where do we draw the line between reform and public safety?
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