Chicago’s worst burglar is sentenced to prison again — for the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th time – CWB Chicago

According to the Illinois Department of Corrections, 59-year-old Vance Patton has now been sentenced to prison 25 times, with convictions dating back to the 1980s. His convictions include 20 burglaries spanning the decades, as well as convictions for possessing a stolen vehicle, criminal damage to property, and possession of burglary tools.

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Chicago Declares War on the Federal Government – Chicago Contrarian

“Our local press corps has abandoned skepticism for sermonizing. They’ve become propagandists — much like the newspapers of the South in the years before the Civil War — stirring emotion, arousing grievance, and normalizing rebellion against our own federal government. They no longer cover the news; they choreograph it.”

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‘CALL IN THE TROOPS’: President Trump says Chicago deployment needed due to ‘prevalent’ murder and crime – WGNTV (Chicago)

“The Miracle Mile Shopping Center in Chicago, once considered our Nation’s BEST, now has a more than 28 percent vacancy factor, and is ready to call it quits unless something is done about the murder and crime, which is prevalent throughout the City. CALL IN THE TROOPS, FAST, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE!” President Trump said on Truth Social around 11:51 p.m. Monday.

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Analysis: Chicago among worst cities to drive in – Center Square

As part of their study of the 100 largest cities, WalletHub researchers compared 30-driver-friendliness indicators across categories that include costs, congestion and safety with Chicago ranking 96th overall, including 99th for traffic and infrastructure and 76th for safety. Researchers also weighed such variables as gas prices, insurance rates and road quality.

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Justice Department urges Seventh Circuit to block order on immigration agents’ excessive force in Chicago – Courthouse News Service

“What began as a complaint by journalists and protestors alleging that DHS officers targeted them with crowd-control devices at a handful of protests in September and early October has transformed into an instrument for judicial micromanagement of federal law-enforcement operations in the Chicago area,” DOJ attorneys wrote in their 22-page emergency stay motion filed Monday afternoon.

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