55 shot, 5 fatally, in weekend violence across city – ABC7 (Chicago)

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Rick
4 years ago

Afghanistan would be an improvement, no US casualties there this year, zero, nada.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

Update, 60 shot and still counting! Is it any wonder Lori is guarded by a regiment? Ain’t safe! Will she separate the security detail from CPD? It’s big enough for militia designation! Special uniforms too. Lori will walk the battlements dressed like Duce in a fez hat.. Lori will just go on pretending everything is just fine, Chicago is open; let’s have fun. Nostalgia at its best! We’ll play duck and cover.

Ambiguous End
4 years ago

Please remind me which if any of our political and civic “leaders” support law and order?

Streeterville
4 years ago

So much for Lightfoot/Brown most recent initiative towards crime-fighting. Big oops.

55 shot, o match 55+ cops now assigned to Lightfoot’s personal protection-squad? Lightfoot has equivalent of entire north-side district assigned to her Logan Square block. Crime rages in Chicago, and our mayor, who otherwise hates cops, who equates “equity” with “crime-tolerance”, is nonetheless barricaded behind a wall of cops. What a sanctimonious hypocrite. Taxpayers should be outraged. Trib should be headlining that story.

debtsor
4 years ago
Reply to  Streeterville

“who equates “equity” with “crime-tolerance””

That’s a good way of describing it.

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