Monday, July 28, 2008

* Sunday Evening Street Fights, Beach Fights and Shots Fired

All logged reports come from the 24th district 911 scanner. The victims may not be victims - and the offenders may not be offenders. Only a court of law can decide.

5:54 PM: Street fighting at Greenleaf and Glenwood. Group of males fighting near Trilogy Parking lot.

6:15 PM: Large pack of males street fighting near the Untied Church of Rogers Park @ Morse and Ashland.

6:42 PM Jarvis Beach group fight. 1200 West Jarvis. 20 male teens are beating each other up. Police arrive on scene. Beach fighters run from police, hopping over the neighbors fences and cutting through their backyards.

7:05 PM: Several Hispanic males are beating a up a black male at Touhy Park on Paulina. Allegedly racial slurs are also being hurled.

7:16 PM: Jerome is selling drugs @ 6600 North Ashland.

7:22 PM: Lunt and Clark. Pissed off guy has a problem with the yellow boot device on his car tire.

All Evening Long: Open air brown bag drinking. Plus, dice and cards are being played for money at the north end of Gale Park, by the picnic tables, 7700 North Ashland.

All Evening Long: Multiple gang and drug dispersal's. If interested, call the 24th police district for event numbers and locations.

2:00 AM Shots fired. Farwell and Sheridan. Also shot fired @ Morse and Sheridan. Could be one and the same.

3:00 AM: 7 shots fired. Chase and Greenview.

Blognotes: Tell me why...Tell me why.... Tell me why.... Why Can't We Live Together?

8 comments:

Craig Gernhardt said...

More 24TH district crime stories:

* A 25-year-old man was locking up his bike at the Morse el station at 1400 W. Morse around 9:10 a.m. July 13 when he dropped his wallet on the ground. A man in his mid-40s came up from behind and picked the wallet up and put it in his pants pocket. When the man tried to run away, the victim grabbed his jacket. The man slipped out of his jacket running northbound on Glenwood with $40 and the victim's credit cards.


* Two men in their 30s allegedly knocked off the Subway sandwich shop on the 6400 block of North Sheridan Road around 10 p.m. July 10. Employees told police that the first man entered the shop and ordered a sandwich. When he began tampering with the cash register, one of the employees intervened. The man ordered the victim to stay back and motioned that he had a weapon tucked in the back of his waistband, police said. The employee fled to the back of the shop with another employee. A second man entered the shop as his pal allegedly busted the two registers. Both took off with an undetermined amount of money, police said. The second man left a green T-shirt and green baseball hat on the scene. Both fled southbound on Ashland.

* Around 10 p.m. July 15, 24th district police received a call from Loyola campus police saying they might have a man suspected in the Subway robbery. Loyola police told 24th District police the man was driving down Winthrop with another man, when the cops were flagged down by one of the Subway victims. The victim pointed the man out to campus police. The man allegedly implied he was armed and threatened to shoot the victim. Charged with aggravated robbery was Anthony Fuller, 46, of the 6300 block of North Winthrop. No court information was available.

* While walking down the 1500 block of West Jonquil around 1:30 p.m. July 15, a male youth in his mid-teens dragged a boy by the wrist and waist to an alley. The youth pushed the victim to the ground and grabbed his iPod, then fled in an unknown direction.

* An 18-year-old man was walking on the 7700 block of North Ashland around 3:15 a.m. when he was approached by four males in their mid-teens. One of the teens punched the victim and demanded his wallet. The youths took off in an unknown direction with the victim's wallet containing $10.

Chicago 'The Rag' Journal, News Star - Crime is Down Report.

Fuzzy Logic said...

And Daley is saying he may need to do layoffs of the police force due to a budget imbalance that apparently has enough money in it for lawyers to waste their time defending the unconstitutional gun law, that only succeeds in making law abiding citizens easy targets for criminals.

Big Daddy said...

Hey, you elected him! You reap what you sow. In any event, he will not layoff any police. This is a tactic he uses when his lawyers are negotiating a new contract which they have been doing since the last one expired over a year ago. Plus, he doesn't have to layoff anybody in the Police Department. Just eliminate some the more ridiculous aspects of it like the do nothing, accomplish nothing CAPS program and you would be surprised how much money could be saved. But we know that would never happen. How else would the mayor insulate himself and his political cronies from the crime problem? How else would he be able to offer "trinkets" to the citizens in the form of rallies and marches reminiscent of the way the pilgrims appeased the Indians years ago if not for the CAPS program? How else would the local alderman get their faces plastered all over the local newsmedia and gain favor with the "sheep" if not for the CAPS program?

Fuzzy Logic said...

I agree he won't actually lay off any police, but he won't allow any new hires, so the effect will be the same - a reduction in the force due to attrition.

Jeff Couturier said...

One of those Sheridan/Farwell shots went through my neighbor's windows on the 2nd floor.

pearl said...

With all the sirens and red and blue flashing lights on Sunday, it sounded like Beruit. Civil war, anyone?

Bosworth said...

I can't believe that someone hasn't put up a flashing casino sign at the north entrance to Gale Park next to the 'security' camera. There are dice games and card games there constantly. Forget to BYOB? No problem, there's plenty of liquor there for you to drink. No need to worry about the brown bag..you can drink openly at Gale Park...it's the NOH law. And light up your joint or your crack pipe, no need to worry about being ticketed or arrested. It would violate your civil rights for anyone to tell you not to break the law.

Bosworth said...

shots fired again at Jonquil Terrace and Bosworth about 1:20 A.M. Thursday. 6 police cars in front of 7628 N Bosworth again. Another building managed by Northpoint Management. Where was their security team? When is our alderman going to address the issues with these problem buildings?

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