Paul Vallas: Reality Check! The State of Public Safety in Chicago – Chicago Contrarian

"The fact remains that the violent crime pandemic is not abating and the policies of degrading police strength, penalizing proactive policing, pre-trial release, and the failure to protect witnesses and victims are debilitating factors."
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Free at Last
1 year ago

Public Safety is not a real thing in Chicago. None of your masters actually think about it, leave alone do anything about it.

Frank Goudy
1 year ago

Congratulations to Paul Vallas for stating the truth. Remember, this guy was a leader in the DEM Party. Of course, today he is non persona in that party.

On the other hand, look at Adam Kinzinger. He is a total turncoat who is trotted out by the Left at their convenience whenever they want a piece to trash Trump.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Crime statistics haven’t been truthfully reported in places such as CHI, BAL, LA etc. since Joe took over and the rampant crime was making his voting base look bad. Mayors such as Johnson are all in on the shell game.

Chercher
1 year ago

The statistics in this article are staggering. Each one of those statistics has many, many victims as families, co-workers, neighbors, and friends are left to deal with the broken glass, bloody ground, and lifelong physiological harm.

Pat S.
1 year ago
Reply to  Chercher

Well stated. Unfortunately criminal acts are tolerated, even encouraged, in Illinois; victims be damned.

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