‘Shocks the conscience’: Chicago police arrested 11-year-old for carjacking, Brown says – FOX32 (Chicago)

Chicago police have made 1,292 carjacking-related arrests, including one that is particularly shocking. "A notable arrest recently, the Vehicular Hijacking Task Force arrested an 11-year-old on Nov. 26 for felony aggravated vehicular hijacking," Supt. David Brown said. "Let me say that again, because that shocks the conscience. Our task force arrested an 11-year-old for carjacking."
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Platinum Goose
4 years ago

This is exactly why we need to remove video games like Grand Theft Auto from stores. Once we do that the carjackings by minors will stop.

HeywoodJaBlome
4 years ago
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Concealed carry people taking out a dozen or so would be a far better way to stop the jackers. Imagine all the kindergarten graduation photos the news media could publish.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

Hmmm….how much does she weigh?

Ex Illini
4 years ago

The shocking thing isn’t that an eleven year old was arrested for carjacking. The shocking thing is that Lil Kim had that enterprising young man back on the street the next day. He’s the hero of the school yard now. Not that that he actually goes to school.

Mike
4 years ago

So was the carjacker in 5th grade, or 6th grade?

HeywoodJaBlome
4 years ago
Reply to  Mike

Most of the 5th and 6th graders in CPS are 17 or 18.

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