Secret Service, Chicago police prepare for DNC – Center Square

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling said the U.S. Secret Service will be responsible for securing the inside of the convention sites at the United Center and McCormick Place. “This will allow CPD to focus on everything going on outside of the convention, including large-scale, First Amendment activity,” Snelling said.
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Streeterville
2 years ago

Good luck. Has Chicago informed DNC committee and Secret Service that it has only two functioning tower-ladder trucks? That CFD paramedic services have been dramatically downgraded in recent months?

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Look for the powers that be to put the best, sunniest face on Chicago for the duration of the convention. As soon as the nation’s gaze turns away, it will be shady business as usual.

chris
2 years ago

BOUGHT POPCORN TO WATCH THE BIG JOKE!!

Fullbladder
2 years ago

2020 is etched into the memory of CPD.

Paul Boomer
2 years ago
Reply to  Fullbladder

1968 is engraved in stone

chris
2 years ago
Reply to  Paul Boomer

YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT!!

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