Victor L. Brown

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that from on or about March 21, 2003 through on or about October 11, 2003, at or near Beverly Hills Car Wash, 10100 South Western Avenue, Police Officer Victor L. Brown, while off duty, committed the offense of Theft of labor or services or use of property by obtaining, on one or more occasions, by means of deception, car wash services for his personal vehicle from a City of Chicago car wash vendor without paying for the services, in violation of Chapter 720 ILCS 5/16-3(a).

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that from on or about March 21, 2003 through on or about October 11, 2003, at or near Beverly Hills Car Wash, 10100 South
Western Avenue, Police Officer Victor L. Brown, while off duty, committed the offense of Official Misconduct
by using, on one or more occasions, his official capacity, with intent to obtain a personal advantage for himself or another, to perform an act in excess of his lawful authority by committing Theft of labor or services, in violation of Chapter 720 ILCS 5/33-3(c).

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that from on or about March 21, 2003 through on or about October 11, 2003, at or near Beverly Hills Car Wash, 10100 South
Western Avenue, Police Officer Victor L. Brown, while off duty, engaged in deceptive practices in order to
obtain car wash services for his personal vehicle from a City of Chicago car wash vendor without paying for
the services.

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that from on or about March 21, 2003 through on or about October 11, 2003, at or near Beverly Hills Car Wash, 10100 South Western Avenue, Police Officer Victor L. Brown, while off duty, used his official position as a police officer in order to obtain car wash services for his personal vehicle from a City of Chicago car wash vendor without paying for the services.

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that on or about December 1, 2003 Police Officer Victor L. Brown gave a false report to an Internal Affairs investigator
regarding a contract for pre-paid car washes with Beverly Hills Car Wash.

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that from on or about March 21, 2003 through on or about October 11, 2003, at or near Beverly Hills Car Wash, 10100 South Western Avenue, Police Officer Victor L. Brown, while off duty, used his official position as a police officer to obtain car wash services for his personal vehicle from a City of Chicago car wash vendor without paying for the services.

There was insufficient evidence presented by the Superintendent at the hearing to prove that on or about
December 1, 2003 Police Officer Victor L. Brown gave a false report to an Internal Affairs investigator regarding a contract for pre-paid car washes with Beverly Hills Car Wash.