Alderman calls for earlier curfew, more police after Streeterville shooting – NBC5 (Chicago)

Ald. Brendan Reilly called for the city’s curfew for teens to be moved back from 10 p.m. to 8 p.m., and criticized city officials for not moving forward on the proposal. He also criticized parents for the unruly behavior of teens at the so-called “takeover” events. “Parents are letting (kids) leave the house with guns in their backpack. It should just never happen, and outrage is an appropriate response for it,” he said.
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mqyl
1 year ago

Shifting the curfew to an earlier time will allow the Chicago thugs to see better, since it’ll be lighter out when they’re shooting; that way, they can improve their shooting accuracy.

Hatingchicago
1 year ago

We live among animals. Although I do hate demeaning animals

Chercher
1 year ago

I’m amazed NBC5 actually quoted Brendon Reilly for pointing the finger at where the fault really lies-lack of parental responsibility. Of course they also balanced that by quoting a resident who said he feels safe even with the street taken over, cars speeding and spinning, and shootings.

David F
1 year ago

Why not just ban teens from the streets entirely, open a free shooting range and let them practice.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

And no mention that a plate check of a car screaming down a one way street the wrong way afte shooters were caught on camera piling into it came back to a “ violence interruptor “.

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