Chicago violent crime arrests way down in 2021 – Axios

"Arrests are down likely for a variety of reasons, some related to the pandemic and public health protocols, as well as the decrease in community trust in police as well as a general pulling back of proactive policing," said Roseanna Ander, executive director of the UChicago Crime Lab.
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HeywoodJaBlome
4 years ago

Violent crimes arrests are down because of one reason, an incompetent state attorney, Kim Foxx. End of explanation.

Pat S.
4 years ago
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Law enforcement morale is low – why risk your life and livelihood to arrest someone who will be back on the streets before the officer files the paperwork?

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