After yet another shooting on a CTA train, head of security says how to keep guns off trains is a ‘million-dollar question’ – CBS2 (Chicago)

Kevin Ryan, vice president of Chicago Transit Authority security, said, "We could do it like airports do it, but nobody would ever get on the train. There would be huge, long lines...(The better solution is) aggressive enforcement and aggressive prosecution once somebody is caught, and there are enhanced penalties for carrying weapons on public transportation."
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JimBob
3 years ago

How fast can leftists wreck a train they would never ride?

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Time to bury last millennium’s failed transit model

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Stop offering train service and train violence will end. Just follow CDC guidance, they’re wonderful!

Ex Illini
3 years ago

Aggressive enforcement and aggressive prosecution? Do you know Kim Foxx? Not gonna happen dude. The shootouts in broad daylight will continue until further notice.

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