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Alphanso Talley, accused of killing a Chicago police officer, was ordered back to jail by Judge John Lyke Jr. after violating release conditions in a separate carjacking case. Talley had been released on electronic monitoring prior to the alleged murder, which has led to scrutiny of the judge's decision under the SAFE-T Act that eliminated cash bail.
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Alphanso Talley, accused of killing a Chicago police officer, was ordered back to jail by Judge John Lyke Jr. after violating release conditions in a separate carjacking case. Talley had been released on electronic monitoring prior to the alleged murder, which has led to scrutiny of the judge's decision under the SAFE-T Act that eliminated cash bail.
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