Most violent weekend in Chicago this year: At least 52 shot, 10 fatally – Chicago Tribune

At least 52 people were shot across Chicago over the weekend, the most violent of the year as summer gets underway, with a toll even higher than during the long Memorial Day holiday just a week earlier. More than half the victims were wounded during a 12-hour burst of gunfire from Friday evening to Saturday morning. At least four of the 31 people shot during that time died after attacks on the West and South sides. By the time the weekend ended, at least 10 people were dead, according to the Chicago Police Department.
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m.
6 years ago

hood-rats @ work again, but…punish the law-abiding, right t**t-politicians?

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