43 shot, 3 fatally, in weekend violence across city – ABC7 (Chicago)

One person was killed and nine wounded in a single attack in Chatham.
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Streeterville
4 years ago

Austin has 13 people shot, and it’s national news. Chicago has a “60 people shot” weekend, then a “43 people shot” weekend, and it doesn’t even merit mention on national news-front.

Ambiguous End
4 years ago

At what level does the situation get called a war zone? Leadership has abdicated all responsibility for providing safe and secure communities, yet citizens are not allowed to protect themselves from those who would cause harm.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

Lori will introduce a new measurement, it’s going to be a total paradigm shift measuring violence in a more meaningful way.Chicago murders will be compared on a micro level against the total Russian fatalities in WW II. It’s miraculous! The Chicago number doesn’t move!

Old Spartan
4 years ago

Lori will probably hold a press conference to praise herself on how well she is doing controlling crime. 55 shot last weekend. Only 43 this weekend. Heck– that’s almost a 20 percent reduction in only one week!

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