STOP the PRESSES!
It's too early to tell if the economy is a major factor in Chicago's rising crime, officials say, but already one police unit is focusing on areas hit hardest by the financial meltdown.
"Abandoned buildings breed crime," police spokeswoman Monique Bond said.
Officers in the Troubled Buildings Unit have been identifying abandoned properties, patrolling them to keep gangs, vandals and other criminals out and getting the city involved in dealing with the owners, Bond said.
"All cities will be faced with some crimes of opportunity as a result of a downtrodden economy, and we are addressing them," Bond said, adding that police don't know yet how much of a role the meltdown is playing.
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Don't hate the player SCC, hate the game. We just replaced TRU and MSF in one fell swoop of the wrecking ball. Yeah, that's right. We bad, we bad, we bad....
monique needs to stop opening and flapping those coho lips of hers. she looks and sounds stupider every time she opens her moufff
Oh I sooooooooooo want to drive that new squad car!!!!!!
A troubled economy the reason for all the crime? Really? With all the job losses, watch the dope business go up. Lots of people will want to be stoned to forget about their troubles. Thus, the fight for those street corner deals. They even have a new business, call in your dope order, and its delivered to your door.
I hear that Shortshanks lil nephew, sticky fingers Vanecko, will be appointed commander of this new unit. He intends on buying all those run down buildings with the 36 million our pension gave him to play with.
++++++++++++++NEWSFLASH++++++++++++++
SCC Blog Administrater Nominated To Become Commander Of TBU: Major Hurdles In The Vetting Process Expected!
But does it transform into a robot?
Bulldoze Englewood! Yeeeehaaaa!
I think we should have torn down all of the projects with the people still in them. Not doing so was Mayor Daley's biggest mistake.
The economy has been in trouble for well into a year.
Let us not blame Obama.
silly silly silly
The Troubled Buildings Unit has been around for over 3 years. The vacant building program and drug and gang house enforcement has been around more than ten years. Why is this news? Frank Main must've been bored and needed some filler.
Sun Times Nov19, 2008
"Daley is a former law-and-order states attorney who has crusaded against gangs, guns and drugs during nearly two decades as mayor.
Asked whether drug-dealing by gangs remains on his priority list, Daley said, “Oh, yeah. It does.”
Weis’ remarks have been ridiculed on a police blog, but aides said they were taken out of context.
“His statement was directed in the context of prioritization--not importance......"
WTF is that suppposed to mean.What is the difference between importance and prioritization. If I can master vague speak, can I apply for a job and receive a $140,000 job like shit head Bond?
TBU? Kidding right? Can they send someone over to change the ballcock on my toilet? The singing noise keeps me awake at night.
" He intends on buying all those run down buildings with the 36 million our pension gave him to play with.
11/19/2008 10:46:00 AM"
For pennies on the dollar.
And the first wise investment of his entire, silver spooned life.
When the supply of drugs are reduced, with the demand remaining the same, the price increases.
Should the supply decrease and the demand increase, the price increases even more.
Glut the market, ie., increase the supply, and the price decreases.
As does the value of individual retail locations.
Decreased prices compel increased sales, either spreading the sales force thin, or requiring an increase in that sales force.
Increasing the sales force, especially in a short period of time, decreases the ability to thoroughly vet said sales force.
An untested sales force is a weak sales force, easily susceptible to bad decisions and prone to errors.
And the finely tuned drug dealing machine destroys itself by it's own, frantic motions.
Suit filed in Fox River drownings
November 19, 2008 at 7:47 PM
The mother of a student who drowned in the Fox River last week while on a school retreat filed a wrongful death lawsuit today against the school, the campground that hosted the event and retreat organizers.
The lawsuit, filed in Cook County Circuit Court by Virginia Choice, the mother of Melvin Choice III, alleged that the defendants failed to secure paddle boats or warn that the plugs on the bottom of the boats had been removed. The boats had been set aside for winter.
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2008/11/lawsuit-fox-river-choice-avant-jones.html
http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/clout_st/2008/11/house-passes-dr.html
Drew Peterson law passed
"TBU? Kidding right? Can they send someone over to change the ballcock on my toilet? The singing noise keeps me awake at night.
11/19/2008 06:55:00 PM"
Tell me you're not baiting the Keesing Bandit.
Did those Kids who took the boat out and subsequently drowned have permission to use the Boat ???
TBU? Kidding right? Can they send someone over to change the ballcock on my toilet? The singing noise keeps me awake at night.
11/19/2008 06:55:00 PM
Huh huh huh huh...you said ballcock. Huh huh huh huh.
the troubled building unit is a complete joke.....weekends off...straight days.....what the fuck doesnt crime spike on the weekends?????
We put tact teasm up @ 2000-0400 in high crime districts but these guys and gals get the perks of weekends off........Some may deserve it but anything cpd QUALIFIED P.O.'s on this job (hahaha) im sure there might be MORe DESERVING people for this JOB...........
If you need help, I have lots of experience with ballcocks.
Now, kees me you fool!!!!
Just go to the 005th dist. there is approximately 8-10 abando's on each block especially in Roseland. There are abando's that have been empty for over 5 years. Why can't the city of the County take control of these properties? Take the building owner to court, order the demolition, and the city sell the property. Because there are lazy Alderman in the ward. I got one word for you BULLDOZER!
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