Any ideas on how they put this back in a box? The last resort is they just crack down on crime but that won't happen until all other avenues are exhausted.
Wonder how long the crime surge lasts.
On the bright side, we're not losing any astrophysicists or nuclear engineers it doesn't seem like
Wonder how long the crime surge lasts.
On the bright side, we're not losing any astrophysicists or nuclear engineers it doesn't seem like
91% of gangs are black or hispanic
Crazy
Absolutely crazy
Birth control and violence will have little impact in a country where you have this many of those people set to become a majority as far as poc go.
Country has essentially been doomed since the 60's
Civil rights era led to Immigration Act
If they didn't lie about it maybe there was a chance
But by the 80s it was about a wrap
Then led to random mass immigration
Led to decrease in quality life and race warfare
JMO
I feel bad for future generations and young kids just born
Crazy
Absolutely crazy
Birth control and violence will have little impact in a country where you have this many of those people set to become a majority as far as poc go.
Country has essentially been doomed since the 60's
Civil rights era led to Immigration Act
If they didn't lie about it maybe there was a chance
But by the 80s it was about a wrap
Then led to random mass immigration
Led to decrease in quality life and race warfare
JMO
I feel bad for future generations and young kids just born
https://www.waaytv.com/content/national/574782382.html
Two ATF agents and one Chicago police officer were shot while they were in their car getting on the freeway at around 5:50 a.m., according to Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown.
Two ATF agents and one Chicago police officer were shot while they were in their car getting on the freeway at around 5:50 a.m., according to Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown.
[h=1]Staggering Numbers Of Shootings, Deaths In Chicago & NYC Over Bloody July 4th Weekend[/h]by Tyler Durden
Monday, Jul 05, 2021 - 06:45 PM
Every July 4th weekend police in Chicago brace for an uptick in violence - even more than is usual when typical weekends average about 40 shootings - and this holiday weekend was no different, easily registering as the deadliest and most violent this year given the total death count. New York City has also been witnessing a steady uptick in seemingly random shootings and violence, including brazen acts committed in broad daylight in heavily trafficked areas, such as the recent Times Square wounding of a US Marine.
On Monday the Chicago Sun-Times has tallied 92 people shot over the long July 4th weekend, with 16 killed. The Sun-Times database shows the numbers killed to be a weekend high for all of 2021 so far.
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Among the 92 shooting incidents, 76 were considered serious enough to receive hospital treatment, including six children and teenagers, according to Chicago police.
It was a particularly devastating weekend in terms of horrific headlines involving child deaths and woundings - with the Sun-Times listing the following:
Fox News wrote earlier that "Reports on the total number of incidents ranged wildly from 37 to 88, but the fact remains that dozens of people were shot, with at least five children among the victims."
The youngest victim in Chicago was a 6-year old girl who survived what likely was a random act targeting someone else in a group which had been standing on a sidewalk:
And then there's this surreal story which suggests increasingly lawless streets where criminals strike with impunity often in broad daylight and in crowded places:
Police appear to have few answers or done little in terms of practical solutions or prevention...
All the latest incidents which at times sent tourists running for their lives in central places like Times Square "mark the latest in a bloody summer as violent crime continues to spike in the Big Apple, jumping by a quarter over the past year, according to police data," The Daily Mail wrote of recent incidents. "Shootings in New York City have surged by 43 percent in the past year, while murders are up 12 percent."
Monday, Jul 05, 2021 - 06:45 PM
Every July 4th weekend police in Chicago brace for an uptick in violence - even more than is usual when typical weekends average about 40 shootings - and this holiday weekend was no different, easily registering as the deadliest and most violent this year given the total death count. New York City has also been witnessing a steady uptick in seemingly random shootings and violence, including brazen acts committed in broad daylight in heavily trafficked areas, such as the recent Times Square wounding of a US Marine.
On Monday the Chicago Sun-Times has tallied 92 people shot over the long July 4th weekend, with 16 killed. The Sun-Times database shows the numbers killed to be a weekend high for all of 2021 so far.
Among the 92 shooting incidents, 76 were considered serious enough to receive hospital treatment, including six children and teenagers, according to Chicago police.
It was a particularly devastating weekend in terms of horrific headlines involving child deaths and woundings - with the Sun-Times listing the following:
- In one incident, two people were killed and four were wounded, including a 12-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy, in a shooting early Monday in Washington Park on the South Side.
- That happened around the same time that a 6-year-old girl and a woman were shot in West Pullman and about four hours after an 11-year-old boy and a man were shot in Brainerd on the South Side.
- Late Sunday afternoon, a 5-year-old girl was shot in a leg, also in West Pullman.
Fox News wrote earlier that "Reports on the total number of incidents ranged wildly from 37 to 88, but the fact remains that dozens of people were shot, with at least five children among the victims."
The youngest victim in Chicago was a 6-year old girl who survived what likely was a random act targeting someone else in a group which had been standing on a sidewalk:
The youngest victim was a 6-year-old girl who was shot while standing in a group on a sidewalk at around 1 a.m. Monday, WGN 9 reported.
A gray SUV pulled up and someone opened fire on the group, hitting a 43-year-old woman twice in the back as well as the little girl. Both are expected to recover.
New York City also saw a noticeable spike in violence over the holiday weekend, with by Monday morning NYPD data showing 26 total shot since Friday midnight. Later in the day that total rose to at least 30 as more detailed reports came in on the prior two days.A gray SUV pulled up and someone opened fire on the group, hitting a 43-year-old woman twice in the back as well as the little girl. Both are expected to recover.
And then there's this surreal story which suggests increasingly lawless streets where criminals strike with impunity often in broad daylight and in crowded places:
A 23-year old woman was slashed in the chest and hand in Times Square early Friday morning when a stranger lashed out after she ignored his catcalls, police said.
The woman, whose name was not released, was visiting Manhattan from Michigan and leaving ‘Restaurant Row’ in Midtown, around West 46th Street and Eighth Avenue, around 4.30am with a friend when the man began shouting crude remarks, according to the New York Daily News.
Her friend told the stranger to leave her alone, but he grew enraged and followed them before approaching the woman from behind a slicing her across the chest and hand with an unknown sharp object, police said.
Police were not able to apprehend the man described in public alerts as a "dark-skinned man in black clothing" after he fled the scene. Surveillance footage was subsequently released as NYPD continue seeking the public's help.The woman, whose name was not released, was visiting Manhattan from Michigan and leaving ‘Restaurant Row’ in Midtown, around West 46th Street and Eighth Avenue, around 4.30am with a friend when the man began shouting crude remarks, according to the New York Daily News.
Her friend told the stranger to leave her alone, but he grew enraged and followed them before approaching the woman from behind a slicing her across the chest and hand with an unknown sharp object, police said.
Police appear to have few answers or done little in terms of practical solutions or prevention...
All the latest incidents which at times sent tourists running for their lives in central places like Times Square "mark the latest in a bloody summer as violent crime continues to spike in the Big Apple, jumping by a quarter over the past year, according to police data," The Daily Mail wrote of recent incidents. "Shootings in New York City have surged by 43 percent in the past year, while murders are up 12 percent."
