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ROCKFORD The case for a man acquitted of murder and his quest for a certificate of innocence will continue for at least another three weeks.
Patrick Pursley, accompanied by his attorney Rachel Brady, appeared Monday in Winnebago County Court before Judge Joe McGraw. Their appearance came two months after McGraw granted the certificate and three weeks after the state and a private law firm asked McGraw to reconsider his decision.
Pursley, now lives in the Champaign area served 23 years of a life sentence in prison in connection to the 1993 murder of Andy Ascher.
Ascher and his girlfriend, Becky Myers, whose last name was George in 1993, were seated in a car on Silent Wood Trail when a man wearing a ski mask approached and demanded their money. The man, whose face was not see, then proceeded to shoot Ascher in the head.
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Advertising Association president Julie Harris described the ad as being in poor taste.
Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith went further, asking gun dealers not to advertise.
Mr Ali said the advertisements targeted owners of firearms user’s licences (FUL), but the message was unfortunate in a society plagued by gun violence and a disturbing gun murder count.
More worrisome was the range of weapons on show, including semiautomatic rifles designed not for self-defence or hunting, but for high-powered armed response.
It s chilling to consider what the market might be for these guns beyond the police service, the armed forces and security firms.