This lying, thieving dog should get more than two years!

Prosecutors recommend two-year prison sentence for former Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta

Federal prosecutors say Presta “cynicially exploited” a public safety initiative.

The only reason this creep ran for mayor was so he could position himself to steal.
By Stefano Esposito
March 18, 2022 01:34 PM




Then-Crestwood Mayor Lou Presta speaks at a village board meeting in the southwest suburb on Oct. 7, 2021.

Federal prosecutors are recommending a minimum of two years in prison for former Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta, who pleaded guilty late last year in a red-light camera bribery scheme.

In their memo to U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Durkin, prosecutors say Presta “cynically exploited” what was supposed to be a public safety initiative.

“There is a strong need for a sentence that will assure the public that corruption from their elected officials is not tolerated and that will serve as a warning to Presta and other officials,” prosecutors wrote in the memo filed Friday.