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| COOK COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY FOXX |
CHICAGO — A retired police officer shot and killed a man who tried to carjack him in Bridgeport earlier this week.
On Friday, two suspects believed to have been with the carjacker at the time of the attack were released from custody. The Cook County State's Attorney opted not to file charges in the case.
The carjacking happened just before 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 2900 block of South Shields. A 20-year-old man tried to carjack a retired police officer. That officer, a 71-year-old man who lives in the neighborhood, shot the suspect once in the upper body, killing him.
The state's attorney's office did not respond to requests for comment.
I can't imagine how criminals that do this type of crime are not charged. Perhaps there is a legit reason. I want to hear it.
Goldcoast carjacker grabbed by the Feds, these guys were let go.
ReplyDeleteThe legal term is accountability. I assume these two were persons of color. That is why they were not charged. The states attorney will claim that they did not have sufficient proof to charge them. That is bullshit. Nuff said.
ReplyDeleteTypical. Brush it under the rug and hope it goes away.
ReplyDeleteKeep voting for Demorats.
ReplyDeleteshe seems to have the hillary syndrome. i will do what i want, i don't care who it harms, laws? pffft. and if you don't like it f--- off.
ReplyDeleteFeds should have taken the other 2 as well.
ReplyDeleteWho are they connected to??
ReplyDeleteThey were not charged because they expressed extreme remorse.
ReplyDeleteCLOUT
ReplyDeleteThe simple answer is the socialists are now in charge of your government. Thanks for the transforming the country Obama. These are just the begining of reparations sought by Ms Foxx.
ReplyDeletecook county board needs to get sa foxx before it and get some answers. carjacking is a horrible crime that has to be stopped.
ReplyDeleteWhich County Board. I know you don't mean the County Board of perkywinkles and daley
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