At least 32 shot, 8 fatally in weekend violence across city, police say – ABC7 (Chicago)

Last weekend, at least 20 people were shot, three fatally.
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Pat S.
2 years ago

Heyjackass.com reports 13 killed; 31 wounded.

No matter how you count it, nameless/faceless victims in Chicago died this past weekend. And the nameless/faceless wounded? Well, their lives have changed dramatically. Gunshot wounds can mean anything from a graze wound to destroyed limbs, lost brain function, blindness and/or mobility, saying nothing about the psychological trauma.

Will the victims who survived seek revenge? Will victims’ friends and families seek vengeance and perpetrate the killing? Only time will tell.

Making excuses for this conduct doesn’t help the situation.

Parents! Where are your children???

Last edited 2 years ago by Pat S.
Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

This is just the beginning; warm weather is coming on fast. Then the fun will really begin.
No crime enforcement has led to a Chitty where the criminals run the streets. They should offer free liquor, food and dancing girls.

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