Sherard Holland sues after tracking missing MacBook to Illinois trooper's home

4 articles · Updated · WLS-TV · May 8

Holland says Trooper Kevin Bradley arrested him on felony DUI in June 2024, returned the laptop at his Tinley Park home, and was later suspended for one day.
An internal Illinois State Police investigation found Bradley violated policy by not reporting the encounter; Holland was later found not guilty, while the state argues the stop was lawful.
Court records reviewed by ABC 7 showed 174 of Bradley's 319 DUI cases since 2023 were dismissed or ended in acquittal, with 40 pending and Bradley now on medical leave.

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