"This administration is completely out of ideas," Ald. Brian Hopkins said on television, while Paul Vallas posted to social media, "What we are witnessing is the systematic destruction of Chicago's economic heart as the mayor and her CPD leadership team have no strategy for addressing escalating crime and lawlessness."
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The Paraclete
3 years ago

At the designated time blow the tornado sirens to clear the streets.

Lions Choice
3 years ago

Try shutting down the Red line trains going northbound between 95th Street and the Loop, from Noon on Friday to 5 AM Monday. Problem Solved.

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Brown will just get on an airplane and leave. No phone call, nothing! He’s got to be totally frustrated with Lori and fed up. Like the teens and young adults care what Lori says! She’s never enforced any laws before!

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Talk about confusion! Brown says it’s ok for teens and young adults to gather within the curfew restrictions as long as they obey the law! Huh?

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