Ending ShotSpotter is such a bad idea considering black and brown Chicagoans make up the vast majority of shooting victims – Wirepoints on AM 560 Chicago’s Morning Answer

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ron
1 year ago

Without shot spotter the number of reported shootings will go down.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Second shooting victim in two days since the discontinuation of Spot Shotter with nary a 911 call made. But let’s listen to the media like the cluck the other night that stated how “ the benefits of the program were debatable.”. Must be tiring to toe the mayor’s line and carry water for him 24/7.

Free at Last
1 year ago

Saying it is a bad idea assumes that someone was contrasting that with a presumably good idea. It presumes that someone is trying to determine the best course of action and people make the leap that the decision is being made for the benefit of the constituents. That is a really bad idea. Absolutely nothing that a democrat, or for that matter any politician, does is for the benefit of the constituents. There is absolutely no thought given to what is best for the people. The only consideration is what is best for the politician and his cronies. In a… Read more »

David F
1 year ago

Black and brown Chicagoans make up the vast majority of Democrats too but they keep pulling the Blue Masochism, handle.

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