Report: Chicago violent crime spikes 11%, arrests in just 11% – Illinois Policy

Homicides dropped 14 percent in 2023 from the year before, totaling 625 dead, but that’s still nearly 50 percent more homicides than a decade ago. Of those killed, 111 were age 19 and under – 18 percent of all homicide victims in Chicago. Homicide reduction remains an essential component of Chicago’s efforts on public safety.
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Nobody saw anything. Nobody says anything. Therefore, crime is down.

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