Chicago car thefts soar to record high in 2023, but arrests hit record low – FOX News

Nearly 30,000 cars were taken from their owners in Chicago last year, yet police efforts to catch the bandits reached record lows, one nonprofit says. The number of vehicle thefts reported last year is the highest in 23 years, according to the Illinois Policy Institute. Not only did the arrest rate for car theft fall to 2.6%, but data collected through the Chicago Data Portal showed that it was the lowest level since the city started tracking crime online in 2001.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

Getting jacked by dude is vehicular reparations in Lil Kim’s book!

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