Commentary: The flaws in Chicago’s throw-everything-at-it approach to crime – Chicago Tribune*

David Greising, of the Better Government Association: "Each measure is laudable, but they can lack coordination, are not always driven by reliable data and need to be undertaken more strategically than have been managed to date."
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Hello, Indiana!
11 months ago

From the last three Superintendents of police being incompetent, to the last two mayors looking to eliminate police, to courts that bend over backwards to enable criminals and a large segment of CHI’s population not wanting to cooperate with police ( until something happens to them ) it’s no small wonder crime is what it is in CHI/ Cook County and spreading to the suburbs.

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