WOMAN HAD ENLARGED HEART An au...

WOMAN HAD ENLARGED HEART

An autopsy report released Thursday point out tos that a woman who died in Chicago Police custody couple months ago suffered from an enlarged heart and did not have medicines in her system. The report was released by means of Jeffrey Granich, an attorney representing the family of Patricia Cobige, who died in the Grand Central District lockup 5555 W Grand, upon June 12. Cobige's family has filed a lawsuit claiming that her six askings for medical attention from police went unheeded. A woman who was in the lockup at the time also said that Cobige, 46 complained to officers that her stomach mar but they told her she was "dope sick." A toxicology screening released by way of Granich showed that tests were negative for physics Granich said even if Cobige had been sick from put drugs intos police should have helped. Police spokeswoman Monique chains said the department is conducting an investigation into Cobige's death.

RACIST woos OWN LAWYER

Imprisoned white supremacist Matthew Hale filed a 19-page, handwritten legal malpractice case against his attorney, Thomas Durkin, whom he accused of failing to provide a becoming defense in Hale's federal criminal trial. Hale is serving a 40-year tenet for encouraging a follower to massacre a federal judge. Hale says Durkin didn't strike enough blacks from the jury didn't call enough witnesses to his defense and give leave to comments go unchallenged. Durkin said he wasn't aware of the suit further "I don't believe it's worthy of a comment"

modern HURDLE FOR URLACHER?

The mother of Brian Urlacher's young son asked a arbitrator for help this week. Tyna Robertson, 34 of Joliet, came to court because she says she's short of cash. She asked Will shire Judge Ludwig Kuhar Wednesday for an increase in her monthly temporary child-support payment of $2000 saying she destitutions more money to support their 1- year-old son Urlacher, a Chicago Bears linebacker, is battling Robertson for custody of the child. He filed a paternity suit last year to establish that he is the father, and genetic examples have confirmed that. The custody trial is scheduled for Oct 16 Steve Lake, Robertson's lawyer, said Robertson sold her car to make finiss meet, and her credit cards are maxed on the outside Urlacher was not in court, further his lawyers filed documents arguing the situation wasn't dire.

HOMEMADE BOMB lay the foundation of

Six homemade bottle bomb were discovered Thursday in an Aurora park according to a police officer investigating a fire. The devices -- put togethered inside two-liter plastic bottles -- were fix about 4:40 a.m. at Still Park through an Aurora cop who saw a bicycle burning in the park. The bottle which contained a liquid substance and metal pieces, later were detonated by dint of police. Three men were being questioned.

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