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6 counts
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Violation of any law or ordinance.
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Count 1
On or about April 9, 2000, at or near 5129 W.
Belmont Avenue, Chicago Illinois, Police Officer
Tortoriello, while on duty and in uniform, ommitted the offense of Theft, in that he knowingly obtained or exerted unauthorized control over United States Currency, the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, from the person of Special Agent Milan Momcilovic, intending to deprive him permanently of the use and benefit of said property, in violation of Chapter 720, Act 5, Section 16-1-A(1) of the Illinois Compiled Statutes 1992 as amended.
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Count 2
On or about April 9, 2000, at or near 5129 W.
Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Police Officer
Tortoriello, while on duty and in uniform, ommitted the offense of Theft, in that he knowingly obtained by deception, control over United States Currency, the property of the Federal Bureau of investigations, from the person of Special Agent Milan Momcilovic, intending to deprive him permanently of the use and benefit of said property, in violation of chapter 720, Act 5, Section 16-1-A(2) of the Illinois Compiled Statutes 1992, as amended.
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Count 3
On or about April 9, 2000, at or near 5129 W.
Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Police Officer
Miller, committed the offense of Official isconduct in that he, a public employee, acting in his official capacity as a Chicago Police Officer, knowingly performed an act which he knew was forbidden by law to perform, to wit: Officer Miller, while on duty and in uniform, knowingly obtained or exerted unauthorized control over United States Currency, the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, from the person of Special Agent Milan Momcilovic, intending to deprive him permanently of the use and benefit of said property, in violation of Chapter 720, Act 5,
Section 33-3(b) of the Illinois Compiled Statutes
1992 as amended.
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Count 4
On or about April 9, 2000, at or near 5129W.
Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Police Officer
Miller committed the offense of Official Misconduct in that he, a public employee acting in his official capacity as a Chicago Police Officer, knowingly performed an act which he knew was forbidden by law to perform, to wit: Officer Miller, while on duty and in uniform, knowingly obtained by deception control over United States Currency, the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, from the person of Special Agent Milan Momcilovic, intending to deprive him permanently of the use and benefit of said property, in violation of Chapter 720, Act 5, Section 33-3(b) of the Illinois Compiled Statutes 1992, as amended.
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Count 5
On or about April 9, 2000, at or near 5129W.
Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Police Officer
Miller committed the offense of Official Misconduct in that he, a public employee acting in his official capacity as a Chicago Police Officer, with the intent to obtain a personal advantage for himself or another, performed an act in excess of his lawful authority, to wit: Officer Miller; while onduty and in uniform, knowingly obtained by
deception, control over United States Currency,
the property of the Federal Bureau of
Investigations from the person of Special Agent
Milan Momcilovic, intending to deprive him
permanently of the use and benefit of said
property, in violation of chapter 720, Act 5,
Section 33-3(c) of the Illinois Compiled Statutes
1992, as amended.
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Count 6
On or about April 9, 2000, at or near 5129 W. Belmont Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Police Officer Miller committed the offense of Official Misconduct, in that he, a public employee, acting in his official capacity as a Chicago Police Officer, with the intent to obtain a personal advantage for himself or another, performed an act in excess of his lawful authority, to wit: Officer Miller, while on duty and in uniform, knowingly obtained or exerted unauthorized control over United States currency, the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, from the person of Special Agent Milan Momcilovic, intending to deprive him permanently of the use and benefit of said property, in violation of Chapter 720, Act 5, Section 33-3(c) of the Illinois Compiled Statutes 1992, as amended.
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