Downtown Shop Owners Clean Up After Looting: ‘This Is My Whole Life Savings’ – Block Club Chicago

Tom Kalayil, the franchisee of the ransacked 7-Eleven at State and Hubbard, said this was the second time the store was looted in recent months, on top of its sales being hard hit by coronavirus closures. He channeled Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s remarks from a morning press conference, calling the looting “criminal acts.”
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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Defund the police! Vote Democrat! That’ll fix things

DOM
5 years ago

She loves the destruction,go pee off you stupid tax payer.You and your life savings are going to the thugs per order of the little tin god of a mayor.That just happened bud.

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