Column: After tragic 2021 for expressway shootings, does 2022’s downturn have staying power? – Daily Herald*

"I'm thinking shootings are down due more to the snowy weather in the city, rather than an increase in civility," said veteran traffic and spot news reporter Kris Habermehl. "Feuds and bad blood continue unabated on social media, which oftentimes lead to expressway hits."
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Ex Illini
4 years ago

The thugs are just too busy reloading those sweet automatic weapons. They’ll get back to the important business of shooting up area expressways just as soon as they can.

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