of the problems is that, you know, for years, i thought the the daley administration allowed for crime to happen in the african-american community and criminals got comfortable with that as long as it didn t go downtown. as long as it didn t bleed over into the north side of chicago, chicago was fine. it was a tale of two cities. you went to the south or west sides of chicago, you had high crime. had you high murder rates. and as mr. kerr said it s not necessarily gang-related. some of it is intrapersonal disputes. the criminals are in a comfort zone, carrying weapons around we need to change that mary manual has walked into the situation that 20 years before he had gone here now he has got to try to figure out a way to come down. reason why it s worse. you don t have stop and risk in chicago. i m for that. bill: drove down all gun crime in new york city where the police they see somebody suspicious, they stop and they
now to mail. mary, hong kong. bill: i think any allegation by a person who trafficks in body selling must be corroborated. max, indiana. bill: only after legal proceedings, max. if you want to be fair, you have to see the evidence challenged. bill: we have been fair in assessing this case and we will continue to be.
yeah, you know, bill, one of the problems is that, you know, for years, i thought the the daley administration allowed for crime to happen in the african-american community and criminals got comfortable with that as long as it didn t go downtown. as long as it didn t bleed over into the north side of chicago, chicago was fine. it was a tale of two cities. you went to the south or west sides of chicago, you had high crime. had you high murder rates. and as mr. kerr said it s not necessarily gang-related. some of it is intrapersonal disputes. the criminals are in a comfort zone, carrying weapons around we need to change that mary manual has walked into the situation that 20 years before he had gone here now he has got to try to figure out a way to come down. reason why it s worse. you don t have stop and risk in chicago. i m for that. bill: drove down all gun crime in new york city where the police they see somebody
thank you all. now to mail. mary, hong kong. bill: i think any allegation by a person who trafficks in body selling must be corroborated. max, indiana. bill: only after legal proceedings, max. if you want to be fair, you have to see the evidence challenged. bill: we have been fair in assessing this case and we will continue to be.
yeah, you know, bill, one of the problems is that, you know, for years, i thought the the daley administration allowed for crime to happen in the african-american community and criminals got comfortable with that as long as it didn t go downtown. as long as it didn t bleed over into the north side of chicago, chicago was fine. it was a tale of two cities. you went to the south or west sides of chicago, you had high crime. had you high murder rates. and as mr. kerr said it s not necessarily gang-related. some of it is intrapersonal disputes. the criminals are in a comfort zone, carrying weapons around we need to change that mary manual has walked into the situation that 20 years before he had gone here now he has got to try to figure out a way to come down. reason why it s worse. you don t have stop and risk in chicago. i m for that. bill: drove down all gun crime in new york city where the police they see somebody