Scanner Traffic Details Busy 4th Of July For Chicago Cops
It was a very busy 4th of July night for Chicago Police. Scanner recordings show just what they were dealing with. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot has this Original Report.
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It was a very busy 4th of July night for Chicago Police. Scanner recordings show just what they were dealing with. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot has this Original Report.
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Three people suffered minor injuries early Friday, when someone in another vehicle shot up their car on the Dan Ryan Expressway, the 19th shooting so far this year on Chicago area expressways, matching last year's total for the entire year.
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On this beautiful, sunny day, thousands gathered to pay their respects for those who gave their lives for their country.
For decades, camping in the forest preserves has been available only to organized groups—until now.
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According to a CPS inspector general's report, this is part of a larger theft scheme that is connected to seven people who have worked for Chicago Public Schools.
It started as teenagers playing around then quickly turned violent.
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