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Congressional candidate caught in teen takeover
- An Illinois candidate for Congress described a rapid teen takeover at a Chicago grocery store with hundreds of youths present in black attire and masks.
- The teenagers wore balaclavas or masks and carried bags, indicating serious intent beyond casual fun.
- Merchandise was scattered outside a Walgreens, and the teens were reported to have fought across Hyde Park, moving in large groups.
- The candidate urged enforcement of existing laws requiring parents to know their children's whereabouts, emphasizing that these individuals are minors.
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Congressional candidate caught in teen takeover – Center Square
Candidate Christian Maxwell said there were a few teens and police units outside the Hyde Park Trader Joe’s when she entered the store with her four children Monday evening, but the dynamic quickly changed. “They have on balaclavas or they have on masks like the COVID-19 mask. They’re in full black attire and they have bags as well. So these are not just children who are making some TikToks and having fun,” Maxwell said.
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Total News Sources30
Leaning Left3Leaning Right11Center10Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Right
Bias Distribution
- 46% of the sources lean Right
46% Right
12%
C 42%
R 46%
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