Violent 24 hours leaves 9 dead across Chicago – Chicago Sun-Times

The large number of slayings would be unusual on a warm summer weekend and is startling for a late-winter weekday. The geographic reach of the violence is an “unfortunate reminder of the scale of resources and the continued focus that we need to muster as a city in order to have safe and healthy communities,” said Kim Smith, a director at the University of Chicago Crime Lab.
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Mark F
2 years ago

There is a reason for locking some people up and making sure they serve their full sentence. The killing of the young boy on the northside is a perfect example of this.

debtsor
2 years ago

Why haven’t four years of anti-racism, wokeness and socialism worked to quell Chicago’s violence? Let’s double down on these things, we need more to fix the problems!

Wyatt Earp
2 years ago

The weather is warming up, time to put on the body armor. No amount of “Focus “
Is going to stop a little Capone from pulling
The trigger. Get out while you can just watch
What is happening in Haiti think that cannot
Happen in Chicago, would you bet your life on it.

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