Chicago Police Department detectives are continuing to look for at least three men who were wearing hoodies, and at this point, a motive remains unclear.

According to the police alert, several high-ranking members of La Raza had a conference call this week in which they said “something had to be done” about the fatal shooting of Miguel Vega.

“Frankly, we’ve had enough of it,” the Facebook messages read. “We’re not the mask police, we actually love dogs and each day we make it a priority to send each and every customer home feeling safe about their visit — simple as that. You may have different thoughts on our procedures and that’s fine, but while you’re here, it’s our rules.”

“We literally developed the playbook during the peak of pandemic,” said Angelique Richard, Rush’s chief nurse executive. “We are going back to that playbook in preparation of a potential surge in the fall in addition to flu season.”

“We’ve put together our protection plan of our retail corridors, that not only utilizes police officers not in our retail corridors, but also we utilize barriers, make some of our streets in our downtown area more pedestrian, less vehicular,” the police superintendent said. “Caravanning of cars to loot was a significant challenge a few weeks back,

Chicago’s census self-response rate is at around 58%, compared to almost 70% nationwide. In some parts of the city’s South and West sides — including areas in the Little Village, Englewood and South Chicago neighborhoods — those numbers are closer to 30%.

“This wasn’t an act committed by any of the young people in the neighborhood,” the organizer said. “They know if they ask, they will receive, and so will their children. This was an act committed by someone who has mental issues and needs help with substance abuse.”

“(T)he growing fear of crime ensures that not just Foxx but the reform agenda she promised will be up for a vote. In a time of turmoil and anxiety, how many Democratic voters will respond to the call for law and order? Is justice more than locking people up?”

City attorneys have tossed uprising-related charges for at least 50 defendants since the August looting outbreak, according to court records reviewed by CWBChicago.

A federal grand jury indicted William Helm in March, accusing him of bribing former state Sen. Martin Sandoval in 2018 regarding a state road project in East Dundee. Now Helm’s been tied to a bribery scheme involving plumbing work at O’Hare and another concerning overtime for airport trucker drivers.