‘I Can’t Believe We Survived,’ Uber Driver Says After He Was Attacked By Large Group Of Teens Downtown – CBS2 (Chicago)

These groups of 300 to 400 have roamed the Loop and downtown for consecutive Saturdays, and CPD said it has tactical units ready to deal with the crowds. But with teens turning violent, many are concerned it will only get worse. But Police Supt. David Brown said, “If police are the only people at the podium answering questions, likely nothing will change."
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Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago

I’ll say it again: Shoot to Kill. It is the only response to these rioting mobs that will get results.

Platinum Goose
5 years ago

Wirepoints thanks for posting this, was not aware this crap is continuing. Won’t be venturing into the city for a night out any time soon.

Daskoterzar
5 years ago

Rev. Robin Hood suggests here that the State needs to “get the summer jobs going quickly”, because these kids are traumatized. More government patronage jobs paying to keep them off the streets…if I heard him correctly. Traumatized. Well, that’s a new term for it. These “kids” destroyed a car with people in it. They put a pitch-fork through the back window, inches away from the passengers heads, they threatened the driver and he had to drive down the sidewalk to get to safety…and we should pay them for that sort of behavior? We should reward people who have that little… Read more »

True believer
5 years ago
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Robin Hood received thousands from state Senator Patricia Van Pelt for community work, what did he do? It’s time to get tough with these animals. Lori allowed Jamal green her cop hating buddy and his friends to block traffic on Roosevelt and Columbus last night for 4 hours. She told the commander and deputy chief to allow it. These loonies ever had a pizza party. Lori must resign

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