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Ex-Ald. Ed Burke Hit with 2-Year Prison Sentence

Former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke is sentenced to two years in prison.

06/24/2024 | Rating NR

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Ex-Ald. Ed Burke Hit with 2-Year Prison Sentence

Clip: 6/24/2024 | 4m 15sVideo has Closed Captions

Former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke is sentenced to two years in prison.

Former Ald. Ed Burke was sentenced Monday to two years in federal prison and fined $2 million, a lighter than expected punishment for the man a jury found ran City Hall like a mafia don for decades, shaking down those who needed or desired an official action from their elected leaders.

06/24/2024 | Rating NR

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