Data show some types of crimes are decreasing in Chicago, but robberies and carjackings are spiking – CBS2 (Chicago)

Data show there have been 113 murders between May 1 and June 22 in Chicago. That amounts to fewer for the same period in 2021 and 2020, and slightly higher than in 2019.
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Could it have something to do with experienced first responders and ER docs getting better at treating gunshot wounds?

Asking for a friend.

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Blow the tuba! Arrests for jaywalking and spitting are down significantly. Now I understand where Brown gets the numbers!

Let's Go Brandon
3 years ago

Ironic how voting rights advocates have so much in common with communists.

Freddy
3 years ago

According to this Sun Times link there are 6 dead since yesterday 2 of which were downtown. This weekend should change the stats.
https://graphics.suntimes.com/homicides/

Lion's Choice
3 years ago

No No No!

It’s not “carjacking” — you racist!!

The approved terms for this activity are:

Vehicular Reparations

or

Automotive Equity

And when you see someone engaging in this type of important social justice work, treat them with respect and be sure you use the right pronouns!

Freddy
3 years ago
Reply to  Lion's Choice

What about “Ride Sharing” or a permanent loaner car?

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