Paul Vallas: Is it too much to ask the city and state to protect police, witnesses and victims? – John Kass News

"Thousands of residents live in fear and are often terrorized by violent habitual offenders who are on the streets because of pretrial release and are reluctant to help police because they fear retaliation."
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Reese
14 hours ago

“Mayor Brandon Johnson and his supporters have been silent on escalating violence against Chicago Police, the impact pretrial release may be having on witnesses and victims, and on the need to hold Cook County judges responsible for their reckless decisions.” Well, the above is why so many people have left Chicago. It is unsafe. I do not trust Crook County judges. Johnson and Pritzker have no idea how to prevent crime and truly do not care about the crime victims. Vallas used CWB Chicago as a source. What would we do without CWB Chicago reporting true crime facts? All Johnson… Read more »

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