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Chicago mayor, interim police superintendent respond to Memorial Day weekend violence

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At least 11 people were shot and killed and 50 were injured over the holiday weekend. The youngest person who was shot was just two years old. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said the city saw community divestment, poverty and trauma. Johnson said his administration's priority is to increase peace and safety.

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The Epoch Times

New Chicago Mayor Responds After Violent Memorial Day Weekend

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson issued a statement on Tuesday condemning the city’s most violent Memorial Day weekend on record, calling it “intolerable.” The weekend ended with 53 shooting victims and 12 murders, FOX 32 Chicago reported. Victims of the shootings range in age from 2 to 77 years, the Chicago Police Department (CPD) said. At least a dozen of them were fired at while standing on sidewalks late at night and into the early morning hour…

11 months ago·New York, United States

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abc 7 Chicago

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson addresses Memorial Day weekend violence in city

Mayor Brandon Johnson addressed for the first time a surge in deadly gun violence in Chicago following the Memorial Day weekend.

11 months ago·Chicago, United States

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The Gateway Pundit

Chicago's New Mayor Blames Memorial Day Weekend Violence in the City on 'Community Disinvestment and Poverty'

There were 53 shootings in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend, including 11 fatalities.

11 months ago·United States

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KMBC

Kansas City's mayor and law enforcement leaders address violent Memorial Day Weekend

KCPD is now investigating its 6th homicide since Sunday

11 months ago·K C M O, United States

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Chicago mayor, interim police superintendent respond to Memorial Day weekend violence

CHICAGO — Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said the city saw "community divestment, poverty and trauma" the city has "struggled with for far too long" over the deadliest Memorial Day weekend in eight years. Over the holiday weekend, at least 11 people were shot and killed and 50 were injured. The youngest person who was shot was just two years old. Over 50 shot, 11 killed over holiday weekend in Chicago Johnson and Fred Waller, the city's i…

11 months ago·Chicago, United States

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The Center Square

Johnson: Weekend violence 'intolerable,' won't rest until city is safe

(The Center Square) – The Memorial Day violence in Chicago is “intolerable” and produced “pain and trauma that devastated communities,” the city’s new mayor says.

11 months ago·United States

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Chicago mayor, interim police superintendent respond to Memorial Day weekend violence

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New Chicago Mayor Responds After Violent Memorial Day Weekend

New Chicago Mayor Responds After Violent Memorial Day Weekend

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson addresses Memorial Day weekend violence in city

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson addresses Memorial Day weekend violence in city

Chicago's New Mayor Blames Memorial Day Weekend Violence in the City on 'Community Disinvestment and Poverty'

Chicago's New Mayor Blames Memorial Day Weekend Violence in the City on 'Community Disinvestment and Poverty'

Kansas City's mayor and law enforcement leaders address violent Memorial Day Weekend

Kansas City's mayor and law enforcement leaders address violent Memorial Day Weekend

Chicago mayor, interim police superintendent respond to Memorial Day weekend violence

Chicago mayor, interim police superintendent respond to Memorial Day weekend violence

Johnson: Weekend violence 'intolerable,' won't rest until city is safe

Johnson: Weekend violence 'intolerable,' won't rest until city is safe

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