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Fox Nation s newest series looks at the causes, and consequences, of crime in Chicago
The first episode of Fox Nation s Tucker Carlson Originals, Chicago in Crisis, tells the story of Chicago s rising crime rate through exclusive interviews with victims and police officers, showing a city in the midst of a crisis, and leadership that is doing nothing to stop it. Nearly three million people live in the city of Chicago, said Carlson. Thanks to soaring crime rates, the population is dropping fast. This isn t random violence, he continued. It s the consequence of bad policy, brought to Chicago by Cook County Prosecutor Kim Foxx.the consequence is that criminals act with impunity.
excellent idea. great comment by superintendent johnson, too. excellent idea but here is what they should do. the two of them should walk the neighborhoods but they should have an expert with them. and the expert that they should have with them to explain what is going on in those neighborhoods are a 20 or 30-year veteran police officer who has worked that neighborhood, who knows the gangs, who knows the history of the gangs, who knows the shootings, and can tell you what happened to the cases of the arrests and the investigations they did as it moved up the chain through the legal the criminal justice system. that way i think they both would get a very clear understanding of the unique ways in which chicago does and does not deal with crime. so they must have that expert and that expert is a chicago police officer. sandra: good stuff. a few seconds left. how is the city doing? you are coming off a summer of many more violent weekends, martin.