Excellent work by CPD

Fourth suspect involved in fatal shooting of retired Chicago firefighter arrested in Pennsylvania

By Sun-Times Media WirePublished 16 hours agoCrime and Public SafetySun-Times Media Wire

CHICAGO - The fourth and final suspect has been arrested in the murder of retired firefighter Dwain Williams, who was killed in a Far South Side botched carjacking in early December.

Chicago Police Supt. David Brown announced Friday the suspect was arrested by the FBI in Pennsylvania on a separate warrant.

He was identified as Jaylen Saulsberry by the City of New Castle Police Department. The 19-year-old was being held at the Lawrence County Jail, according to a social media post from New Castle police.

asshole killer, may he rot in jail

"Great work by CPD detectives and federal law enforcement," Brown said on Twitter.

He was held on a $2 million murder warrant, Brown said. Officials were seeking his extradition to Chicago.

Two teenagers and a 20-year-old man were already charged in the deadly Dec. 3 shooting outside the

I would expect a Supreme Court Justice to adhere to all laws

 This needs to be investigated

not above the law

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Great Job CPD

 

Third Arrest Made

Christmas Spirit

From 2d City Coppers

Another Groot-tacular Christmas weekend:

• 6:30p Peaceful Tally: 10 killed, 20 wounded

And what's this total?? (found only on HeyJackass.com):

Major Gun Battle Early this Morning

I told those muderfuckers that when theyall come downtown for their protest, theyall gots to be peaceful.       

                                            Pretty soon I's not goin to be puttin with their shit. 

At least 50 shots fired at the corner of State and Eire as two black street gangs had it out. One wounded and no arrest. Nothing reported in the local media. Like it didn't happen. 

Guess what. About 150,000 nearby residents heard it and are wondering why they are living there. Expect them to be out of there soon. 

A pardon for a convicted criminal? WTF

Bill Clinton’s Profitable Pardon Business

Political prosecutions aside, Trump should not be pardoning criminals, even if they are relatives. That being said, Trump’s pardons are nothing like this: Bill was giving them out for cash.

by MARK HYMAN

“I don’t know Roger Clinton. I’ve never met Roger Clinton. How did he know I applied for clemency? That’s not public information. And how did he get my private cell phone number? I don’t give that out, but it was in my clemency application.” Those comments were shared with me by someone who had a clemency application pending before Bill Clinton when he left the presidency. The applicant was convinced Bill gave the cell phone number to his brother.

Roger Clinton told the applicant it would cost $100,000 to get a pardon from his brother. Was the

Of course there was wrongdoing!

 

FDIC settles for $2.5M with accountants for Bridgeport bank closed for fraud after CEO’s death

Bansley & Kiener agreed to the payout, which didn’t involve any admission of wrongdoing. Washington Federal Bank for Savings’ failure remains under investigation.

By Tim Novak and Robert Herguth  Dec 18, 2020, 5:30am CST

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Washington Federal Bank for Savings, 2869 S. Archer Ave., was shut down in December 2017 for “unsafe or unsound practices” days after its president and chief executive officer, John F. Gembara, was found dead at a bank customer’s home. A federal audit uncovered an $82.6 million fraud at the bank.

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In the summer of 2017, a Chicago accounting firm

Psycho extremist try another angle to get the cops

Chicago cops engaged in brutality, civil rights violations during summer protests: lawsuit

The 203-page lawsuit was filed on behalf of 60 people who claim they were victimized by officers during protests largely sparked by the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and the shooting of Jacob Blake.

By Sam Charles Nov 19, 2020, 11:59am CST


Hundreds of protesters surrounded the Christopher Columbus statue in Grant Park in July. They attempted to pull the statue down and many battled with Chicago Police. Alexander Gouletas/For the Sun-Times



As the city was roiled with protests this summer, Chicago police officers committed a host of civil rights violations against many of those who were speaking out against police violence, a new federal lawsuit

AG William Barr Resigns

his resignation is probably a good thing

he officiated over the doing in of Trump. for now, on everyone will know what he did and treat him accordingly. there will be no reward for him.

Tucker: Potential criminal activity hidden from Americans

Find these Bastards!

A retired guy out buying popcorn,,,WTF

3 gunmen, weapons drawn, confronted retired Chicago firefighter. He pulled out a revolver and was shot dead.

By ROSEMARY SOBOL

Dwain Williams, a retired Chicago Fire Department lieutenant, was fatally shot in an exchange of gunfire with carjackers on Dec. 3, 2020 in the 2400 block of West 118th Street.

Dwain Williams, a retired Chicago Fire Department lieutenant, was fatally shot in an exchange of gunfire with carjackers on Dec. 3, 2020 in the 2400 block of West 118th Street. (Family Photo)

Dwain Williams was walking toward his maroon Jeep Grand Cherokee when a black car slowed down and three people jumped out, all of them with guns.

As they walked toward him, the 65-year-old retired Chicago firefighter pulled a revolver from his

Vrdolyak

82 years old with a brain-tumor. They give him 18 months. Why? 

Restitution would have been ample, I think. 

There is a lot worse that ERV going on!

Another senseless murder on Western Ave.

More of the same

CHICAGO - One person was killed and 21 others, including three minors, were injured in shootings across Chicago over the weekend.

In the weekend’s lone fatal attack, a 28-year-old man was shot to death Friday evening in Austin on the

Senseless murder and no arrest made

Family, friends of woman found strangled in Midlothian forest preserve send message to killer: ‘We’re coming and we’re not going to stop’


“For the person that did this heinous crime, if you are listening to this, you are a coward, low-life and truly are the scum of the earth for what you have done,” the slain 21-year-old’s cousin said.

By Tom Schuba Nov 12, 2020, 6:27pm CST


Around 100 friends, family and community members gather Thursday at Midlothian Meadows forest preserve to demand information on the death of Vanessa Ceja-Ramirez. Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times

Just over a week after Vanessa Ceja-Ramirez was found strangled in a Midlothian forest preserve, roughly 100 friends and family members gathered at the scene Thursday afternoon to press for answers and send a message to her killer.

“For the person that did this heinous crime, if you are listening to this, you are a coward, low-life and truly

The death penalty would have been more appropriate

Cop killer Shomari Legghette gets life in prison for murder of Chicago Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer

Bauer’s family released a statement Wednesday expressing relief that Legghette will “never be able to cause this pain to another family.”

By Matthew Hendrickson@MHendricksonCST Updated Oct 28, 2020, 6:07pm CDT


Shomari Legghette, 47, walks into the courtroom Wednesday to be sentenced in the first-degree murder trial in the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer on Feb. 13, 2018. Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune/pool



Cop killer Shomari Legghette appeared neither shocked nor dismayed when he was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday for the murder of Chicago Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer.

The stoic Legghette didn’t apologize for the deadly February 2018 shooting and he didn’t acknowledge the emotional, yet composed statements Bauer’s widow

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It never ends, nobody cares

Six people were killed and 18 others injured in shootings across Chicago over the weekend.