3 shootings reported on Chicago area expressways in 24 hours – CBS2 (Chicago)

So far, there have been 56 shootings on Chicago area expressways this year—a significant decrease from 109 in 2021, when expressway shootings reached an all-time high. Illinois State Police said license plate readers have helped significantly by helping identify a witness or person involved in a shooting 82 percent of the time this year – 100 percent of the time for fatal shootings.
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John Stanton
1 year ago

Now do a follow up report on what happened to the 56 perpetrators. There should be a one way ticket to a cell, 6 months for first offense, for discharging your firearm in this manner.

VBB
1 year ago
Reply to  John Stanton

We all already know the answer: Kim Foxx drops the charges. Or she reduces the charges to a misdemeanor, and then drops the charges. Same thing as the last 8 years.

debtsor
1 year ago

Kind of insane to think that if you inadvertently cut some one off, or look at someone the wrong way on the highway, the driver or passenger in the other vehicle will pull out a fully automatic weapon and try to kill you while traveling at speeds of 80 mph. This is completely, insane third-world feral behavior.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Too bad the crime solving plate readers and shot spotters are racist.

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