Posted on 07/08/2013 5:46:00 AM PDT by rktman
The map below shows where people have been shot in Chicago, broken down by community area. The deeper the shade of blue, the more victims represented. This data was last updated July 2.
(Excerpt) Read more at crime.chicagotribune.com ...
The report I saw last night had 67 shot and 11 killed over the long weekend.
Alleged gunman in Hadiya Pendleton slaying was on probation for weapons conviction
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-hadiya-pendleton-probation-20130212,0,1383301.story
Gun prosecutions under Obama down more than 45 percent
We have too many laws and nobody enforcing existing laws.
All those Zimmermans invading Chicago.
Looking at that map, if I were in my old line of work I’d be telling my clients “Prepare for evac and learn to swim. You have only one escape route: the water.” When the collapse arrives, there will be a mass of humanity huddled at the waterfront.
That’s gonna suck in the winter months. Gets a tad chilly near the lake then.
Indeed wonder what the color count was?.
How about Dear Leader Obamuslim sponsoring a “Great American Gang Shootout” contest in Chicago. Winning group with the most kills of rival gang members wins first prize. Victims shot in the back don’t count, as well as children caught in cross fire. BTB could tape the event for cable viewers.
Winner gets a VIP tour of the big White Hut and home cooked meal from Moochelle.
To be PC, they didn’t use black dots.
Violent crime by blacks seems to get a pass. If Obama is really concerned with gun violence, he might take a look at it.
Good thing Zimmerman is in jail/sarc
What about the fatal stabbings and chokings? At least 3 Chicagoans died from such murders over the weekend.
Now it’s 12 dead and 74 wounded according to abcnews local.
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