People waiting for rideshares targeted in series of robberies in popular Chicago neighborhoods – NBC5 (Chicago)

At least 13 such cases have been reported since January -- all involving similar situations. In each case, the person said they were waiting for an Uber or Lyft when a group of men approached them with a handgun and demanded their property. In several incidents, the victims' banking information has been taken from their stolen phone following the robbery, authorities noted.
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Fed up neighbor
11 months ago

Sooner or later someone is going to make a believer out of these little punks and of course the Chicago media will spin it in defense of the little bastards and it will be revealed that little Johnny had ambitions to become a doctor or Suzy was going to be a teacher.

Hello, Indiana!
11 months ago

The local media can’t get enough of telling half the story of a Dexter Reed or “ Lil Homicide “ incident in their quest to demonize the police and enable criminals. Even now, they steadfastly refuse to identify the race of perps while said information is available on CWB. They are still reporting according to rules laid down by the illustrious BLM organization.

mqyl
11 months ago

BJ said Chicago is the greatest ******** city in the world. He’s correct; it is (for the thugs and City of Chicago employees).

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