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City refuses to return $190k seized from "drug suspects" despite judge's ordersChicago Breaking NewsDec. 09, 2010 |
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 Two brothers who say police unlawfully seized more than $190,000 from them during a traffic stop had been under surveillance and were suspected of drug-dealing, a lawyer for the city of Aurora said today during a court hearing. Though neither Jose nor Jesus Martinez is charged with a crime, authorities are seeking forfeiture of $190,040 found in Jesus' truck when he was stopped by an Aurora police officer on Oct. 18. A Kane County judge ordered the money returned, but the city has refused. Read More 
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