Posted on 07/10/2023 7:12:23 PM PDT by jfd1776
No matter how many crimes occur in Chicago every day – carjackings, muggings, drug deals, political corruption – these rarely make the news, other than in reports of crime statistics. We hear numbers; we rarely learn the victims’ names. There are just too many of them.
It’s the rarest of crimes – the incidents of severe police misconduct - that make the news.
And the news of the day is a particularly disturbing story.
The story broke on Thursday, July 6 that at least one Chicago police officer was being investigated for having sexual contact with illegal aliens (the press calls them “undocumented migrants,” but we know what they mean), who were being housed in a police station in the North Lawndale neighborhood.
The story grew by the hour, and by Friday, it was admitted that internal affairs was investigating at least four officers at the station in question, for sexual relationships with (allegedly) multiple girls sheltering there, at least one of whom is a minor, reportedly pregnant with a police officer’s child.
Within 24 hours, at least sixty primarily Spanish-speaking aliens were moved out of this police station, where they had resided for months (?!), and the Civilian Office of Police Accountability had opened its own separate investigation, eager to delve into, this time, an apparently legitimate case against the police.
The mainstream media guide the discussion in the direction one would expect:
It’s a violation of the public trust for public employees, the police, to take advantage of these poor people in this way. It’s a crime if these police used their power as authority figures to abuse these poor people. And if the reports are correct that one or more are underage, then it’s worse still; it constitutes statutory rape...
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Sounds like Catholic Charities will have to update their handouts.
A lot to think about there. Thanks for posting.
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