More Shootings In The Loop So Far This Year Than In All Of 2020; Downtown Area Community Leaders Call For Prevention – CBS2 (Chicago)

“We want more bike patrol. We want more foot patrol. We want more static support, for example, in front of these stores that are being constantly ripped off,” one resident said. “We need to have a police officer on that block as a regular assignment stationary assignment.”
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Les
2 years ago

Can’t Kim be charged with aiding and abetting?

Mike
2 years ago

How many killings does it take before Kim Fox is voted out of office?

Anyone have a better idea?

Hire 100 or 200 or 300 or whatever number of social workers?

Nothing against social workers, but who uses a wrench when you need a screwdriver?

Where is the Cook County homicides under Kim Foxx running tally?

Can’t put all the blame on Kim Foxx, but you have to start somewhere.

debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  Mike

Kim Foxx will never be voted out of office. Who exactly in Cook County would vote her out? Democrats?

Her constituency isn’t the law abiding citizens of Cook County. She’s disrupting systemic racism by freeing her our systems from the bonds of criminal law enforcement. Oh how times have changed.

BB
2 years ago

Chicago residents- Wake up and elect people who will help you!

Quit voting democrat- Chicago is circling the toilet bowl!

What fraud
2 years ago

There is no hope for Chicago without election integrity, which the city/state hasn’t seen for a very long time.

NoHope4Illinois
2 years ago

The crime wave is hurting foot traffic into small businesses.

streeterville
2 years ago

Don’t think Pritzker, Foxx, Preckwinkle, or Lightfoot worry about “personal security”. Don’t think they worry too much about eroding tax-basis, loss of sales tax revenue, and substantial decline in Chicago’s tourism-dependent hospitality industry. That’s for the little people to fret, the silent majority of Chicago residents still enduring this ever-increasing wave of street-crime, and all too often, still thinking these inhospitable conditions are “price” of urban life and “color” to urban experience. Recommend You-Tube’s video series “Welcome to Chirac”. And welcome to realities of Chicago troubled neighborhoods. Don’t think most white-collar middle-aged liberal-leaning white folks in Chicago’s North-Side and Downtown… Read more »

debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  streeterville

Downtown businesses and most tourism was never ‘equitable’ to begin with so I honestly believe they don’t care if it is all destroyed. If they do care, there isn’t any evidence of it. Its been nearly 16 months since St. George Floyd died and our leaders seem perfectly content with the way things are going.

Ex Illini
2 years ago

The very people who put the lawless and disorder politicians in office now cry for help. This is what happens when so called leaders like Jabba open the prison gates and others like Lil Kim won’t charge any of the thugs to put them back in. Then there’s Lori Lightweight who pulls police off the beat and threatens them if they enforce the law. And when it’s time to vote again these idiots will get reelected. Sorry Chicago, you got what you voted for.

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