Vallas: Fewer cops is how mayor plans to make Chicago safer? – Illinois Policy

"The Johnson administration is playing a shell game on public safety. They’re likely hiring civilians for administrative positions to free up officers at local police districts, yet they’re eliminating more than double the amount of police positions currently vacant. They plan to address the serious detective shortage by promoting a paltry 100 officers, taking away 100 officers who could be deployed to local districts."
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Mr Peabody's Boy Sherman
2 years ago

Chicago doesn’t need any cops just let the idiots living there defend themselves

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
2 years ago

If the cops do not go after the criminals, then 1 cop is too many.

Dorf.
2 years ago

It is pretty well established that mayor Blowie is an idiot.

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