Chicago hasn’t seen an April with fewer murders since 1962 – WBEZ (Chicago)

Even if the city’s violence intensifies during summer, as it traditionally does, Chicago appears on pace to hit Mayor Brandon Johnson’s goal for 2025 to have fewer than 500 murders, making it the quietest year in a decade.
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Outraged
11 months ago

It’s called global cooling. You will never hear those words from the left.

Hello, Indiana!
11 months ago

Radio Pravda needs to realize that this was a truly sub- par April weather wise. If not mistaken, the few decent days of weather resulted in “ youth gatherings “ that resulted in shootings, stabbings, fighting and I’m sure shoplifting and vandalism. A long, hot summer will tank Six Percents lofty expectations of “ only “ 500 murders, which is a pretty low bar and more homicides than in larger cities.

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