3 Shootings Kill Woman, Wound 10 Others Following Large Austin Street Party, Officials Say – Block Club Chicago

Two neighbors said there could have been 1,000 people at the late night rager that began Saturday night and dragged into Sunday. The party was organized by promoter and TikTok star who goes by JRoy, who has amassed over 600,000 followers on the platform for throwing rager-style parties on the West Side.
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mqyl
7 months ago

strange use of the word “party”

Hello, Indiana!
7 months ago

But crime is down. Nary a mention of this dustup on this morning’s news. Nope. The feral that shot two in Aurora, the hit and run in Gage Park and then straight to the fluff that passes for journalism these days.

Mark F
7 months ago

Just some misdemeanor shootings . Who cares?

The Craw
7 months ago

Fun fact:
Mayor Johnson lives just 2 miles from the shooting.
According to Second City Cop, Johnson has a CPD protection detail of over 140 officers.
In the linked article from 2023, Austin residents gush over the prospect of a Johnson mayoralty.
https://blockclubchicago.org/2023/04/06/brandon-johnson-will-be-the-first-west-side-mayor-in-90-years-giving-locals-hope/

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