Federal agents to be sent to Chicago after mayor’s initial pushback – WGNTV (Chicago)

Lightfoot said the federal agents will work alongside Chicago Police Department officers which is not unprecedented, and unlike in Portland, the U.S. attorney for the northern district of Illinois will help. CPD Superintendent David Brown says he welcomes the extra manpower.
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UnclePugsly
5 years ago

Lightfoot and Pritzker are derelict.

True believer
5 years ago

Big mouth, big talking Lori certainly changed her tune. Unfortunately her Rino bff Lausch will impede any attempts to straighten out her feral predators. Nothing will change.

Mike
5 years ago

Here is a 42 minute video recording of the July 21, 2020 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) press briefing on the Federal government presence in Portland to defend Federal property. http://www.pscp.tv/w/1djGXokZQmLKZ “Last night was the 52nd consecutive night of violent activity in downtown Portland targeting Federal facilities and Federal properties, mainly the Mark Hatfield Federal Courthouse.” “We see them planning their attacks, and yet the City of Portland takes little to no action to stop or disperse this crowd. These individuals carry lasers, baseball bats, explosive fireworks, metal pipes, glass bottles, accelerants, and other weapons all targeting Federal facilities and… Read more »

Freddy
5 years ago

14 people were shot tonight around 6:30 in the Auburn/Gresham neighborhood at a funeral. News said that a car drove by the funeral and started shooting and people at the funeral started shooting back. I went to many funerals but never thought to bring a gun (I don’t own one) to protect myself. Wild Wild Midwest in Chicago.

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