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Woman acquitted due to insanity after running over Chicago police officer with stolen squad car while naked

  • Temple's defense attorney claimed she was in a "psychotic state" during the incident, presenting it as a textbook insanity case. Judge Tyria Walton agreed with this statement.
  • Judge Walton found Temple not guilty of all charges, which included attempted murder.
  • As part of the verdict, Temple was required to undergo mental health treatment.
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Woman acquitted due to insanity after running over Chicago police officer with stolen squad car while naked

By Todd Feurer Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO, Illinois (WBBM) — A woman accused of attacking a Chicago police officer, stealing his squad car, and dragging him with it – all while she was naked – was acquitted of all charges on Wednesday, after a judge agreed with defense arguments of mental insanity. Following a bench trial last month, Cook County Judge Tyria Walton found Whitley Temple not guilty of one count of attempted m…

·Idaho Falls, United States
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Woman acquitted due to insanity after running over Chicago police officer with stolen squad car while naked

During the bench trial, Whitley Temple's defense attorney told the judge his client was "in a psychotic state" at the time of the 2022 incident, and argued that this is a "textbook insanity case."

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The Daily CallerThe Daily Caller

Woman Caught On Video Stealing Police Cruiser, Injuring Officer Found Not Guilty Due To Insanity: REPORT

A woman was found not guilty by reason of insanity Wednesday after allegedly running over a Chicago police officer with his own police cruiser.

·Washington, United States
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Chicago Woman Acquitted After Stealing Police Car And Dragging Officer, Hitting 4 Cars

A judge accepted a defense team's claims of "mental insanity" on Wednesday, clearing a woman accused of assaulting a Chicago police officer, stealing his squad car, and dragging him along with it while she was nude.

·San Diego, United States
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The Gateway PunditThe Gateway Pundit

The Chicago Way: Woman Found NOT GUILTY on All Charges By So-Called "Judge" Despite Stealing a Police Squad Car and Running Over Cop While Naked

Crime pays in the Windy City as long as you are not a law-abiding citizen.

·United States
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Chicago Woman Caught On Camera Backing Over Police Officer With Squad Car Found Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity

A black woman caught on camera stealing a cop car and backing over a white police officer was found not guilty of attempted murder and not guilty by reason of insanity on additional charges. Whitley Temple, 35, received the verdict from Chicago Judge Tyria Walton, who made the decision in a short bench trial following a month of continuances, CWB Chicago reported. Temple is now required to follow a treatment plan instead of serving time in priso…

·Nashville, United States
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