Lightfoot’s Proposal to Go After Gang Profits Remains Stalled – WTTW (Chicago)

That is an indication that the mayor has failed to convince a majority of the City Council that her plan to give the city the power to seize the assets of gangs and adult gang leaders is a necessary tool at a time when homicides, carjackings and other violent crimes remain at nearly record high levels.
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Freddy
3 years ago

So Lightfoot is a shareholder in gang profits? I would like to know what her initial investment was and return percentage.

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Lori knew this wouldn’t go anywhere when she proposed it. She was just laying a trap for some judge or agency to say No so she could blame them for all the problems she created. Lori should get a job painting floors.

OldJarHead
3 years ago

How about going after Kim Foxx, she violates the laws daily.

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