Alderman’s Englewood Campout Gave Violent Block Relief. Neighbors Say They Need Help To Make Peace Last – Block Club Chicago

“If residents had support besides one man sleeping outside, they’d be empowered and encouraged to do next steps to turn the block around,” neighbor Pamela Mondane said.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Funny how “ we need more help “ is the mantra, yet when a vilified police force patrols the area, they are being “ overpoliced “. When the rare arrest is attempted, out come the folks in the community to throw rocks, cuss at and generally stop just short of a full blown, rumor incited riot. You can’t win with the mentality some of these residents have.

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