The West Side man, who is in his 30s and has convictions for car thefts, spoke on the condition of anonymity: "Mainly, most of it is [because people are stealing cars to use in] drive-bys or joyriding, No. 1 being drive-bys — whether they want to do drive-by shootings or whether they want to do kidnappings, hold somebody for ransom or just do simple robberies."
Always nice to hear how the minds of enterprising young Chicagoans work. This guy has a bright future, until his luck runs out. Then, he dead.
vb
4 years ago
The criminal justice system can’t handle juveniles doing serious crimes, like armed carjacking. Juvenile court was designed in the days when curfew and graffiti cases were common.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Interesting didn’t know carjacker’s had a mind.
Always nice to hear how the minds of enterprising young Chicagoans work. This guy has a bright future, until his luck runs out. Then, he dead.
The criminal justice system can’t handle juveniles doing serious crimes, like armed carjacking. Juvenile court was designed in the days when curfew and graffiti cases were common.