Chicago Police Department asked to come up with $98M in cuts amid city budget crisis – ABC7 (Chicago)

"So we have a (public health) system that is broken and we need to fix it, and the only place where we can find the money to fix it right now is in the police department," said Ald. Rossana Rodriguez Sanchez.
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Lana
6 months ago

Send the Military in PDJT
Communism should not be able to exist in Illinois and any other BLUE state!

Fed up neighbor
6 months ago

98 million dollars for sure you will need the National Guard, what a pathetic moron

Bob
6 months ago

Political way of DEFUNDING THE POLICE . Don’t fill the 1900 police officers they are short !!! Work those in the force into OVERTIME and then COMPLAIN about OVERTIME .

Don Diego de la Vega
6 months ago

No patrols, no traffic citations and no answering of calls. Domestic dispute, send a social worker. Mugged, robbed, beaten, send fire ambulance with report taken at the hospital. Victim of a crime, stop at the local police station and file a report with the civilian clerk. No cops, no problems. Have fun Chicago.

Joseph Murzanski
6 months ago

Eliminate guards for any public servant active or inactive. That will help!

Mark F
6 months ago

Hasn’t the city of Chicago been ordered by courts to pay something like 160 million in back pay and penalties to Chicago police officers for overtime pay? Add to that Chicago will be on the hook for back pay for Chicago firemen who have worked without a contract for four years. What delusional world is Mayor Johnson living in?

Brian Jones
6 months ago

Have you tried CPS yet?

(Rhetorical question)

Call my shrink
6 months ago

Well. If we bail Pinheads peacekeepers out of jail they could help

Hello, Indiana!
6 months ago

The defund police criminal enablers, the Latinomarxists and America’s Worst Mayor have been licking their chops waiting for an excuse to reduce the number of police officers even further and now have their chance. Remember sheepies, police are the enemy and you are better off without them.

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