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Killer of 17 year old Eric Wooley. Got away with murder. 14 years
really is approximately 12 years! With this record it's an outrage!
Stop
and ask yourself, "Why was Richard Gancarz driving legally?"
Ask his father ($) criminal defense lawyers ($) and their colleagues
on the bench ($) |
| Year |
Violation |
Judicial
Decision/License Status |
Traffic_- |
| 1981 |
DUI
and reckless driving |
License
Suspended |
| 1982 |
Driving
on a suspended license |
- |
| 1982 |
Obtained
a chauffeur-type license in Indiana and then failed to pay a Pennsylvania
speeding fine in 1992 (pulled over while driving on the chauffeur-type
license. |
Chauffeur-type
license suspended September of 92' until March of 92' |
| 1983 |
Driving on a suspended license in Addison, cited by Virginia police
for speeding on his Indiana license. |
- |
| 1985 |
Cited
THREE times by Wisconsin police for speeding on his Indiana license |
-- |
| 1985 |
A
hit and run, and driving too fast for conditions. |
A
year of court supervision. |
| 1986 |
Cited
for a traffic violation in Mississippi, and failed to pay a speeding
fine from Ohio. |
Indiana
license suspended from October 87' to April of 88' |
| 1990 |
Driving
on a suspended Illinois license and charged with obstructing justice
after giving his brother's ID as his own. |
One
year of conditional discharge and fined. |
| 1990 |
Driving
on a suspended license |
Fined |
| 1990 |
Unregistered
license plate on his truck |
Indiana
license suspended for 22 months |
| 1991 |
Driving
on suspended license |
Fined |
| 1992 |
Obtained
a new license at the McCook facility. Although he was not listed
as any of the scandal csd truckers. |
None,
it was not a crime |
| 1994 |
DUI
and transporting Open Alcohol. |
Two
years of court supervision, DUI classes, and 30 hours community service. |
| 1994 |
Another
DUI while the previous case was pending, but he skipped court dates
for almost TWO YEARS, and then finally showed up in 96', but was let
off when the arresting officer (who now had another job) did not
show up. |
None,
he was LET OFF! |
| 1994 |
Both
94' cases were still pending when he was pulled over and convicted
of driving on a suspended license. |
4
days jail time, with 1 day credit for time served. |
| 1998 |
Two
traffic violations thrown out, including driving the wrong way down
a one way street. |
None. |
| 2000 |
Drove
off an expressway ramp into the Edens Expressway, and into a light
pole. He declined to take a breathalyzer and was charged with
a DUI and failure to slow down to avoid an accident. He missed
a court date on Feb. 2 |
In
March, his license was suspended for 3 years. |
| 2000 |
Before
the suspension was in effect he was stopped for speeding over 20 m.p.h.
over the limit. |
Fined
$95 |
| 2000 |
Driving
on a suspended license, and possession of marijuana. |
- |
| 2000 |
Killed!!
Aric Wooley, a 17-year-old boy in Wood Dale. This was
a needlessly wasted life! |
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Charged
with RECKLESS HOMICIDE and aggravated DUI. We call it first
degree murder. This
was preventable by the judges, he should have been charged
with first degree murder. Likewise for the court system.
How can we accept our threatening pro criminal defense lawyer system?
Is'nt it time to hold the mother and father
accountable for Aric's death as a product of his family enviroment,
alleging an alcoholic father and whos money talked loud and clear.
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We
cannot allow these people on the Road!
Before you're csd...
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