Illinois interstate shootings drop 31% in 2024, continuing downward trend – WICS (Springfield)

In 2024, through patrol enforcement and special violent crime reduction missions, ISP also saw a 7 percent decrease in fatal crashes, a 3 percent increase in illegal firearms seized, and a 24 percent increase in vehicles recovered.
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Stuck in Illinois
1 year ago

Amazing that we “celebrate” being able to drive on our interstate highways with a reduced chance of getting shot! How low we’ve sunk in Cook County!

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Hmm.. how about the fact that ISP is allowed to do their job without oversight from police administrators, mayors that want to defund them and a bunch or race baiting hollering from SJW’s?

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