Each time, they took money from registers and forced employees to open the store’s safe, according to details revealed by Chicago police in community alerts about the crime pattern. Between January 19 and February 8, the armed adolescents robbed stores, mostly Walgreens locations, in Edgewater, Rogers Park, and West Ridge.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
“Don’t demonize them! They not lil’ Capones!” says mayor Raggedy. Crime is down.
Years back adult criminals used young people to commit crimes because they were treated more leniently in the juvenile justice system than adults.
Perhaps these teens should be treated the same way Obama, as Commander in Chief, treated military age males in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Who’s his daddy?
Parents should be so proud I can hear mamma asking how was work today son.
“ A little rough, momma. Some fool actually tried to fight back! He under arrest.”
Product of the CPS. No education, so they only skills are criminal.
A whole generation of this to look forward to.
It is going to get ugly.
BUT DON’T FORGET……….THE TEACHERS NEED A RAISE FOR DOING SUCH A GREAT JOB!!!