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Man arrested for waving fake gun at drivers

Police responded to an address on Des Plaines Avenue on Nov. 28 after two separate callers said a man pointed a gun at them while they were in their cars. Police located a man matching the offender’s description near Hannah Avenue and Madison Street, where they detained him. In his pocket, they found a lighter shaped...
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Chicago teen arrested, charged in back-to-back armed robberies: police

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Unhinged Man Harasses Chicago Police, Tells Them to Eat Bugs: ‘A Random Event From...

Most of the time, when an incident involving the police circulates online, the narrative usually focuses on officers being in the wrong. This time, however, the roles appeared to be reversed. A strange and unsettling interaction in Chicago, Illinois showed a man aggressively harassing two police officers as they sat...
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Glock to Halt Sales of Easily Modified Pistols Following Legal Pressure from Chicago

Glock Inc. has announced it will stop making its current pistol models that can be modified with 'Glock switches.' This decision follows legal action from the City of Chicago. A Cook County Circuit Court recently denied Glock’s request to dismiss a lawsuit from the city. The lawsuit claims the company allowed its...
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Chicago Board of Ed “reconsidering” CEO search

Members of the Chicago Board of Education say they’re “re-considering” their search for the district’s next chief executive officer, following criticism about the search’s secrecy, including the signing of a non-disclosure agreement.
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Chicago faith leaders speak out against steep property tax hikes for South, West Side...

Faith leaders on Chicago's South and West Sides are condemning the Cook County property tax system, calling it immoral and unjust, as it unfairly targets Black homeowners with sharply higher bills.
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Chicago man charged in stabbing, attacks on Near North Side

CHICAGO - A Chicago man was charged in connection with stabbing a man and fighting two others this October in the Old Town neighborhood. Tyshaun Stampley, 43, was arrested Monday and charged with three counts of aggravated battery in a public place and two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, all...
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Woman, 62, shot while standing outside Chicago business

CHICAGO - A woman was wounded Monday night when she was struck by gunfire while standing outside a business on the South Side, police said. The shooting happened around 8:10 p.m. in the 1100 block of East 47th Street, according to Chicago police. The woman was hit once in the...
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Man Found Shot In Head On Roseland Block Marked By Past Violence

A 38-year-old man was found shot to death early Monday in Chicago’s Roseland neighborhood, according to police. Officers discovered the man unresponsive with a gunshot wound to the head around 6 a.m. in the 10900 block of South State Street. He was pronounced dead at the scene as investigators began working to piece...
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Serial mail thief, arrested twice in 2 months, is sentenced to prison

A Chicago man who twice landed in police custody this year with contraband like counterfeit postal keys, stolen mail, credit cards, and methamphetamine has been sentenced to three concurrent four-year prison terms after pleading guilty to burglary charges. Andrew Trotter, 45, entered the pleas before Judge Aleksandra...

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