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Friday March 26th, 2010, 4:37pm
The Illinois House voted down Rep. John Bradley's (D-Marion) efforts to put the kibosh on a traffic ticket quota imposed by many municipal police departments. The measure was rejected by a margin of 48-56, but Bradley says he’ll keep pushing the idea.
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