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Daily Stormer
February 7, 2016
Gotta give it to the Blacks: they are funny.
Shame they’re so dangerous.
A Lisle resident who has been conducting a one-man protest against what he says is racism throughout the Naperville Police Department has been jailed for falsely accusing a police officer of trying to run him down with his car, Naperville police said.
Donald L. Pritchard, 49, of 500 block of Maple Avenue, is in DuPage County Jail on a combined bail of $115,000. He is charged with felony disorderly conduct/filing a false crime report and two misdemeanors, according to DuPage County Circuit Court records.
Pritchard in recent months has become something of a fixture in downtown Naperville and other prominent locations in the city. He carries a large, black and white, hand-lettered sign that charges Police Chief Robert W. Marshall and the department’s rank-and-file officers with being racists.
Police reports said Pritchard was standing with his sign outside police headquarters, 1350 Aurora Ave., at 2:30 p.m. Nov. 2. A short time later, he entered the station and filed a sworn affidavit with police Cmdr. Jason Arres.
Arres on Friday would only say the affidavit contained “an allegation of misconduct” on the part of a police officer.
“A thorough investigation was conducted, which included collection of (Pritchard’s) statement, a statement from a witness, an interview (with) the accused officer, and the video evidence from the officer’s squad car,” Arres wrote in an email.
“Review of the evidence showed that the complaint was unfounded, and appeared to be false in nature. The contents of the investigative file were brought for review to the DuPage County state’s attorney’s office, (and) after their review, they approved one count of disorderly conduct, for the filing of a false police report.”
