Chicago bakery owner may leave city as crime worsens: ‘There are no consequences’ – FOX News

Teresa Ging has spent 12 years operating her bakery’s storefront in the downtown loop of Chicago. She conceded that Chicago’s economy is growing but said she still wants to run her business in an area with a fully funded police force and a low crime rate. "If you can't control the crime, [the economy] is just going to decline."
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Teresa, you need speak with some elderly former Detroit business owners that waited “too” long to get out.

Hunter's Lap Dance
3 years ago

By design.

The communists are getting paid from the DC giveaway while economic stability of the US erodes. Win-win for commies!

debtsor
3 years ago

That stretch of south wabash is really gross. Its underneath the el train tracks and there are a lot of older buildings with hidden alleys where bums and vagrants live. The city’s most most disgusting mcdonalds is on that corner. Hopefully she finishes up her lease and doesn’t renew.

Maestro
3 years ago

After 3 Years Of Black Lives Matters Riots/Looting/Arson, COVID Lockdown Lunacy, And Thug Mob Violence, Downtown Businesses Have Had Enough

Mr Peabody's Boy Sherman
3 years ago

Would someone ask Ms Ging if she votes for deomcrats or Republicans. I bet her answer will show why there is a problem.

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