Senate Republicans have been calling for changes to @JBPritzker’s crime policies for years. They’re pushing again after CTA janitor Julian Mobley, a 41-year-old father of two, was stabbed to death on October 8 at the Damen Green Line station by a man already free on electronic monitoring. The defendant, Chevazz Campbell, had seven prior felony convictions, including aggravated battery. Prosecutors tried at least four times to revoke his probation over repeated curfew violations, but he still stayed free. Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen Burke has called the system broken and said 10 to 12% of the roughly 3,000 people on it are unaccounted for. Alphanso Talley, another seven-time felon, was also on electronic monitoring when he was charged with shooting and killing a Chicago police officer earlier this year. Pritzker spent years selling SAFE-T as reform while people with records like this keep walking free and Illinois families keep paying the price. How does “reform” keep getting innocent people killed? 🎥 @MarkHespen | @TheILInsider