superintendent has not offered an apology to the two officers back on the streets on duty and police union believes it may never happen. the two officers returned to the streets yesterday after being cleared in last week s alleged brutality incident at 79. gps reveal the two were not on the scene. but four other officers and a sergeant remain under investigation by the independent police review authority. among the evidence, footage from a police camera across the street. superintendent wees has defended his actions saying since calling a news conference about the incident last friday, union president mark donahue this morning says the two wrongly accused officers deserve an apology. but no one is holding their breath. i have no expectations of the superintendent on this incident. no. why? i think if anybody is to hear from the superintendent it will be the two police officers that were wrongly accused and had their reputations tarnished by the hasty decision to hold a
in illinois. it perish the thought you tell the truth. i ve never talked about raising the tax. reporter: it took a few minutes to get rolling. once the gloves stayed off, it stayed that way. outlined in the attack ads that became the trade mark of this campaign painting bill brady as extreme on social issues and reform. brady saying quinn has failed to set himself apart from rod blagojevich since taking over for governor in 2009. illinois needs a leader. pat quinn s proven he s not up for the job. i have a specific plan to cut the budget. i don t want to lose a generation of children in easily. my opponent wants to cut the education budget by $1.26 billion. that would fire 20,000 teachers in our state, cut scholarships for students who want to go to college by the tens of thousands. that s the reckless way to go. reporter: both simply ignored the actual questions they were asked to debate. particularly the governor choosing instead to hammer away at their issues of
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