Johnson laments officer’s shooting death, says ‘policing alone’ won’t solve Chicago’s gun violence – Chicago Tribune/MSN

“Our Police Department has the tools that it needs to help us build a better, stronger, safer Chicago,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said. “And as I’ve said repeatedly, it can’t be policing alone. That’s a failed strategy. That is what previous administrations have relied upon.”
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Mark F
9 days ago

Look at the stats over at the heyjackass.com website. You will see blacks make up about 30% of Chicago’s population but are about 80% of its shooting and murder victims. The vast majority of these crimes are black on black. Conversely the white and other (Oriental, India, etc.) make up about 40% of the population and are about 6% of the shooting and murder victims. Those stats tell you where the problem is and ultimately where the solution is. Until the black community decides to reject violence, it is here to stay.

sue
10 days ago

SMART..NEW…LEADERSHIP could help!! Middle of the road thinking and conservative thinking not this leftist BS

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debtsor
10 days ago

“That’s a failed strategy.”

This is a lie because he can’t say the harsh truth. It is not a failed strategy, as a declining murder and violent crime rate from 1994 to 2020 shows. The brief spike in 2016 was in direct response to less policing because of Laquon McDonald.

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