Saturday, October 10, 2009 | 
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From the Southtown Star:
To engage in that kind of racial comments and threats, I think that's inappropriate, it's wrong and I condemn it in the strongest possible terms," Peraica said.
A 55-year-old man is being sought for leaving Cook County Commissioner Deborah Sims two threatening voicemail messages a day after she cast a controversial vote in September.He apparently left two 'vulgar' and "racist' comments on her voicemail. The article talks about only one of them.
"I'm very disappointed in your vote. You flip-flopped, actually lied, and I hope you get ... AIDS and die," Stroh says in one message, police said.But that's enough to get you charged with a hate crime, I guess.
To engage in that kind of racial comments and threats, I think that's inappropriate, it's wrong and I condemn it in the strongest possible terms," Peraica said.
more by Tony Peraica - 16 hours ago - CBS2 Chicago
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