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Illinois quick hits: Trooper pleads guilty to hit and run; Forever 21 closing all stores - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

  • Mar 21, 2025
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Trooper pleads guilty to hit and run A former Illinois State Trooper Special Agent has pleaded guilty to hit and run charges that occurred last December in St. Clair County. Julian Feix is accused of running through a red light and crashing into another car driven by a teenager in Shiloh, then leaving the scene […]

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