In all, at least 17 robberies have been reported since early August. In each robbery, multiple suspects approach a victim who is by themselves. Using “physical force,” the robbers then steal a victim’s property, typically a gold chain or necklace, according to police.
No one arrested. In Chicago you can pay for the parks but have to use them at high risk to your well-being. So much for police protection.
mqyl
7 months ago
BJ claims that crime is down. We’ve all waited a long time for this, but we’re finally at the point where we can return with our families to downtown Chicago, Millennium Park, or Grant Park to enjoy ourselves.
Just kidding, of course. What a s***hole.
Hello, Indiana!
7 months ago
Gold jewelry, a commodity that can easily exchanged for cash at any pawn shop with few or any questions asked and untraceable as opposed to being sold on social media sites. Sounds like a new type of criminal practicing a new type of crime has crept into CHI.
Fullbladder
7 months ago
If 17 robberies are occurring in downtown, wide-open Millennium Park; no place is safe. The national media needs to put this in perspective.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
No one arrested. In Chicago you can pay for the parks but have to use them at high risk to your well-being. So much for police protection.
BJ claims that crime is down. We’ve all waited a long time for this, but we’re finally at the point where we can return with our families to downtown Chicago, Millennium Park, or Grant Park to enjoy ourselves.
Just kidding, of course. What a s***hole.
Gold jewelry, a commodity that can easily exchanged for cash at any pawn shop with few or any questions asked and untraceable as opposed to being sold on social media sites. Sounds like a new type of criminal practicing a new type of crime has crept into CHI.
If 17 robberies are occurring in downtown, wide-open Millennium Park; no place is safe. The national media needs to put this in perspective.