Joe Perillo, the owner of a high-end exotic car dealership in Gold Coast, was allegedly called an idiot by Mayor Lightfoot after they met to talk about Chicago crime, according to a report. Just days later, his business was cited with six violations.
allegedly called the owner of a high-end exotic car dealership an "idiot" during a heated meeting after the store was targeted in an armed smash-and-grab robbery, according to a report.
"I’m not aware that she called me an idiot… at least she did not say that to me," Perillo said about the conversation. "In her heart, I believe she is trying her best. That said, we are both passionate individuals and have different views of how to deal with theft.
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