The Marquette Ten were Marquette district CPD officers convicted in 1982 of taking bribes from drug dealers.
The affair is recounted in some detail in the book "Greylord: Justice, Chicago Style," by James Tuohy and Rob Warden, published by Putnam in 1989. According to the authors, the Marquette Ten were innocent victims of an over-zealous attempt by U.S. Attorney Dan Webb to snare crooked cops and judges. The cops were convicted on the testimony of felons who were offered breaks for their cooperation, and the attempt to flip the indicted cops to get them to give up crooked judges yielded nothing. The authors say this was because there was nothing to yield; the cops were innocent.
I believe that the Federal case involved two drug dealers named C.W. Wilson and Harry Cannon. The story was reported on CBS's 60 Minutes. (I would love to get a transcript or tape of the 60 Minutes show as I worked on the case.)
they were 10 cops railroaded by Dan Webb to further his big life with Big Jim!
Chicago Police Officers Thomas Ambrose, Frank DeRango, Curtis Lowery, John De Simone, Robert Eatman, Joseph Pena, James Ballauer, William Guide, William Hass and Dennis Smentek.
Yes Milton was a part of this case
Ron Marquette went by Ronnie Marquette, and Ronny Marquette.
The address of the Marquette Community Library is: 121 North Washington, Marquette, 67464 0389
The address of the Marquette Historical Society is: 202 N Washington, Marquette, KS 67464
Marquette is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jim Marquette's birth name is James Patrick Marquette.
The address of the Marquette Maritime Museum is: Po Box 1096, Marquette, MI 49855-1096
The address of the Marquette Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 31, Marquette, WI 53947
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Marquette Basketball or Marquette Golden Eagles Men's Basketball formerly the Marquette Warriors was founded in 1916. It played for a national title in 1974 but lost.
The address of the Marquette Heights Public Library is: 715 Lincoln Road, Marquette Heights, 61554 1313
Marquette Basketball or Marquette Golden Eagles Men's Basketball formerly the Marquette Warriors was founded in 1916. It played for a national title in 1974 but lost.