WBBM Radio: “Disappointed Clyne was able to get off easy”

The dispute over the placement of garbage cans at the end of a driveway, but, according to the Daily Southtown, the Cook County State's Attorney's office dropped the felony hate crime charges and allowed client to plead guilty to misdemeanor battery charges. The Council on American Islamic Relations says it is “disappointed Clyne was able to get off easy” in the group's words. Clyne has been sentenced to a year of probation, have no contact with his neighbors, complete 20 hours of community service, as well as anger management courses in Orland Park. Bernie Tafoya, Newsradio 105.9 WBBM.

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