Those charged with downtown Chicago looting a mix of college students, out-of-work parents and convicted felons. But none have obvious ties to Englewood. – Chicago Tribune

Six men were caught with guns at looting scenes, including a convicted felon and registered gun offender who prosecutors said fled in a getaway car outside the Louis Vuitton store, leaving behind his loaded handgun with an extended magazine. He was ordered held on $300,000 bail.
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lana
5 years ago

NO SYMPATHY, NO EXCUSES!
Right is right!
Wrong is wrong!

Aaron
5 years ago

No right wingers from 2nd amendment havens? Huh. . .

Gemini
5 years ago

The Tribune’s headline was an obvious and cheap attempt to deflect blame away from the black community. Nobody from Englewood, eh? Maybe not but I watch a lot of the videos of the looting last Monday morning. Not a white face to be seen amongst the thugs. Tribune and its writers are nothing but a bunch of liberal suck-asses.

Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago
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Absolutely spot on. The headline is propaganda bias worthy of Joseph Goebbels.

Lana
5 years ago

What the Heck ,right in front of our Eyes,
Militant Blacks and Whites are given Pritzger and Lightfoots blessing to Riot, or put another way TRAIN on the Dan Ryan 8-15-20
Something is really wrong with this picture!

Last edited 5 years ago by Lana
Bill
5 years ago

“ties to Englewood”

How about “ties to Communist China”?

That is where this whole thing really goes.

Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago

And Kim Foxx’s “no consequences to lawless rioting and looting” has now sucked in otherwise law-abiding and innocent people. Of course they should rot in prison for decades but her inaction has led directly to this behavior.

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