Chicago Police staffing the lowest in recent history as department reels from ‘generation resignation’ – FOX News

"So, a couple things happened in 2021," CPD Supt. David Brown said. "What happened is that we really thought that this would be an ongoing challenge in the impact of what many called, ‘Generation resignation’…not just policing, but in other professions." He added that the difficulty to hire employees over the past 24 months "impacted us, as well. Not just us here in Chicago, but across the law enforcement profession."
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Zephyr Window
4 years ago

Dont need cops in Chicago, nobody cares that crime is out of control. State’s Attorney Foxx doesnt care. Lightslipper doesn’t care, Judge Evan’s doesn’t care. Voters who constantly elect liberal enemies of society don’t care. Let them suffer.

Ex Illini
4 years ago

Progressive Democrats declared war on law enforcement in such an egregious manner that many opted out of the profession. At the same time, there was an effort to empty the prisons of dangerous felons using Covid and equitable treatment as reasons. Finally, progressive states like Illinois enacted new laws to prevent holding criminals accountable, and blue counties elected progressive social justice warriors (looking at you Lil Kim) to stop prosecuting violent offenders. Viola, you have out of control violence in the streets! This is all on JB, BD Lori, Lil Kim and Judge Tim. Chicago will never be able to… Read more »

vb
4 years ago
Reply to  Ex Illini

The “empty the prisons” movement was preceded by the “empty the county jail” movement, which was initiated by Toni Toni. She is also responsible for some of Judge Tim’s behavior. You should add her to your list of officials who are responsible for destroying the police and the Chicago community.

Ex Illini
4 years ago
Reply to  vb

You are absolutely correct. I apologize for the oversight. Toni “Soda Pop” Taxwinkle should definitely be added to the list.

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