Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Lies, Damn Lies, .....

  • Mack Julion has always been in love with Chicago. A Southwest Side resident, he swore he would never flee to the suburbs, playfully mocking friends as not being "real Chicagoans."

    But now, crime in his neighborhood and across the city has worn that devotion thin.

    [...] Julion's sense that Chicago's crime problem is growing worse is shared by nearly half of the city dwellers who responded to a new poll for Tribune/WGN. But the reality is that overall crime in Chicago is down when compared with last year and homicides are nearly flat, with no significant uptick compared with recent years.
"Overall crime" is a misleading statistic since upticks and surges in certain crimes mask declines in others. Batteries may be up while rapes and arsons are down. In fact, the Tribune cites these types of statistical shenanigans in the article:
  • Overall crime, including violent crimes such as criminal sexual assault and robbery, are down, according to official crime statistics through the end of June. For instance, shootings are down slightly compared with January through June of last year. The facts, however, have done little to prevent perception from becoming reality for people in all parts of the city.
  • Police statistics suggest it's getting increasingly dangerous on the street for officers. Nearly 3,160 officers reported they were victims of assault and battery in 2008, almost double the 1,583 officers who said they were attacked in 2003. About 35 percent of those officers in 2008 were injured, according to the department.
Almost double the number of officers attacked over a five year span, and that was two years ago. Yet "overall crime" is supposed to be down? We're supposed to believe that Chicago Police Officers are the only category of victims that has increased at a rate far outpacing society at large?

So it comes down to citizen perceptions? And who are you going to believe? The "statistics" released by a mayor desperate to prop up his reelection chances and the chances of his heirs? Or your own goddamn lying eyes?

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63 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

How much has the Chicago Police Memorial Fund offered up to solve the three year old murder of our brother?


How does a CPD PO get murdered and then NOTHING!


http://cbs2chicago.com/topstories/chicago.police.officer.2.335231.html

7/21/2010 12:23:00 AM  
Blogger Mount Greenwood Protection said...

When you have less officers, you have less of a response. Less self generated crime reporting statistics in the forms of proactive police work. Less officers to respond to calls for service. Higher response times. More frustration from the citizens to report crime and the citizens more likely to not report crime.

We are sure that Oakland is going to show a dramatic drop in crime next year after refusing to respond to certain calls for service. What a great way to kill crime.

7/21/2010 12:27:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is their any reason you're not covering the 2 p.o. 's that got fired last week, or the fact that they now filed a law suit against Weis and Daley?

7/21/2010 12:36:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

DETROIT the year after Detroit's fail olympic bid the city burned Chicago 2016 is now Dying!! POs are targeted and Daley hates good citizens that are armed and taxes are on the raise and the POS is afraid of no one. This is was happens in a city that doesnt follow the laws like turning over illegals to the authorities, the curruption and on and on and on

7/21/2010 12:49:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The ISP bought this HOMICIDE:

A man's body was found in a burning car at an Illinois Secretary of State's driver's services facility on the Northwest Side on Tuesday morning.

The Chicago Fire Department was notified at 8:12 a.m. of a "person down" at the facility at 5401 N. Elston Ave., according to Fire Media Affairs spokesman Rich Rosado. After they arrived, it was determined the incident was a police matter and no hospital transports were made

7/21/2010 01:05:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Outlaw Section 8 in certain wards or the entire city all together

7/21/2010 01:06:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged with just that in 022 on monday afternoon, then the midnight wc gave him an eyebond. Not even a cash bond. How about at least putting him on the truck in the morning, if for no other reason than to fuck with him a bit. That sends a great message to the troops doesn't it?

7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

2% for you

7/21/2010 01:26:00 AM  
Blogger Det. Shaved Longcock said...

It's going down hill faster than a bowling ball dropped from the Willis Tower. We can read how frustrated SCC is by your postings and we can see the frustrations in your viewers' comments.

People are on edge and the straw that is going to break the camel's back might just be coming soon.

7/21/2010 01:33:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Just found out that the shithead gang banger I locked up twice last week got caught with a gun last night, and I work up north! Wonder if he was looking for somebody? I've worked south and west and I know how it can get, but guess what, it's everywhere now! ABSOLUTELY NO RESPECT FOR THE POLICE OR LIFE! We need to change this shit NOW!

7/21/2010 01:43:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

How much TRUTH has the CPD told about the HOMICIDE of Officer JOSE VELASQUEZ?

40 Months later and the KILLER OF A CHICAGO COP WALKS FREELY AMONG US?

Maybe Jose's killer(s) killed Officer Bailey?

FBI please look into the fact that CPD officers are being killed and nobody is being locked up!

7/21/2010 02:03:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why isn't the FOP all over these attacks as a reason to end residency for police officers? We all have heard stories of officers being followed home, officers being threatened, and now officer Bailey is targeted in front of his own home?!! When was the last time a firefighter was followed home and attacked? How about a teacher, or a sewer worker? Residency for police is outright dangerous and it's only going to get worse. Hell, they target our homes to get our guns too.....Think they ever purposely targeted a fireman's home to steal a hose or hydrant key?

On another note we need to start putting pressure on the game companies that manufacture video games that promote killing cops. If you've been through Grossman's class you may remember the spike in violence in areas approx 15 yrs after they got television and then the video game spike also occurred 15yrs later. Well, the original Grand Theft Auto was released in 97....13 years ago. And what was it that the newspaper had for attacks on police SCC? Double from 03-08. Maybe Fr. Faker and Jessie Jackass should start a Sony and Microsoft boycott.

7/21/2010 02:05:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

WLS 890 AM The Roe "Conn" Show will have an UNIDENTIFIED former MAJOR CPD boss on the air today sometime after 2:00PM to discuss the MANPOWER CRISIS and the Mayor's failure to address the seriousness of the issue.

Tune in

Call in

VOTE!

7/21/2010 03:03:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Enough is Enough!

7/21/2010 04:29:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Don & Wade just on the air, we must get rid of this thrash immediately. sEMPER fI!

7/21/2010 05:47:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

HOLY CRAP, SCC!

WHAT HEIRS?

I thought the only spawn of the evil midget had decided to join the RUSSIAN Mafia?

Heirs? We don't need no stinkin heirs!

7/21/2010 06:18:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"...What a great way to kill crime."

7/21/2010 12:27:00 AM

Correction!

What a great way to kill crime statistics. The crime is still there.

7/21/2010 06:22:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged with just that in 022 on monday afternoon, then the midnight wc gave him an eyebond. Not even a cash bond. How about at least putting him on the truck in the morning, if for no other reason than to fuck with him a bit. That sends a great message to the troops doesn't it?
7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM
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Yo dude, what's an "eyebond"?

I know what an I Bond is but not an "eyebond"!

7/21/2010 06:34:00 AM  
Anonymous Hey, I'm Just Saying . . said...

Anonymous said...
speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged with just that in 022 on monday afternoon, then the midnight wc gave him an eyebond. Not even a cash bond. How about at least putting him on the truck in the morning, if for no other reason than to fuck with him a bit. That sends a great message to the troops doesn't it?

7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM

This was not a felony?

While I agree 100% with the sentiment, the WC could open himself up to a lawsuit for NOT releasing him.

Sorry, but I wouldn't jeopardize my family or livelihood to grandstand on something that has already been addressed by the courts. Your midnight wc may deserve your wrath for other actions, but for most of this kind of crap, his hands are tied.

7/21/2010 06:37:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Of course, the assaults on the police are self-reported, so the same problem other comments have pointed to (i.e. Oakland crime dropping when nobody reports crime) could be working in reverse. Maybe in 2003 cops just didn't report the same activity as "assault."

7/21/2010 06:37:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
The ISP bought this HOMICIDE:

A man's body was found in a burning car at an Illinois Secretary of State's driver's services facility on the Northwest Side on Tuesday morning.

The Chicago Fire Department was notified at 8:12 a.m. of a "person down" at the facility at 5401 N. Elston Ave., according to Fire Media Affairs spokesman Rich Rosado. After they arrived, it was determined the incident was a police matter and no hospital transports were made

7/21/2010 01:05:00 AM

It s a Chicago Homicide.........
it is investigated by the ISP because the body was found on Sate property.......

7/21/2010 06:50:00 AM  
Blogger BWGYM said...

Hiring more police and making more arrests is meaningless unless the State's Attorneys office and judges are on board .People need to realize that this is a big/huge/giant part of the problem.
And why is no one charged court costs ? I know that every time I have to go to 400 W Superior for a violation at my business(which is now happening 4-5 times a year after no violations for 25 years) I have to pay the fine and $40 in court costs. How much revenue could be generated if every misdemeanor arrest was charged $40.I think this used to be the system , but then no one came to court and led to more warrants , more holds and overcrowding at the jail. SO WHAT ! Isn't the jail underutilized now ?

7/21/2010 06:52:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What's an eyebond?

7/21/2010 06:57:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged with just that in 022 on monday afternoon, then the midnight wc gave him an eyebond. Not even a cash bond. How about at least putting him on the truck in the morning, if for no other reason than to fuck with him a bit. That sends a great message to the troops doesn't it?

7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM

If he was charged with Agg Bat, P.O. it is IMPOSSIBLE for him to get bonded at the station. He has to go before a judge for a bond hearing if charged with a felony. It is an "I-bond" bubba, not an eyebond. You don't make a promise that the Judge can take one of your eyes if you fail to appear at your next court date (although I like the idea). An I-bond is an acronym for a Personal Recognizance Bond. I got a feeling you have no idea what you're talking about.

7/21/2010 07:01:00 AM  
Anonymous HOW IT WORKS said...

Det. Shaved Longcock said...
"It's going down hill faster than a bowling ball dropped from the Willis Tower..."

7/21/2010 01:33:00 AM


What's Willis Tower? Isn't Willis just another addition to the Daley Crime Family (his Corporate Mafia), complete with tax incentives to locate here in exchange for kickbacks in the form of campaign donations? Sorta like Boeing where Bill Daley sits on their Board of Directors and collects a 6 figure salary for doing nothing!

Sears Tower will always be Sears Tower to me. Fu*k the Corporate Criminals who pump their bribes to the pols in the form of Board appointee salaries ala Michelle Obama and Maggie Daley. Just another way to fleece the public and/or stockholders out of their money!

7/21/2010 07:25:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"...FBI please look into the fact that CPD officers are being killed and nobody is being locked up!"

7/21/2010 02:03:00 AM


I believe Detective Robert Soto's murder is still unsolved, as well.

7/21/2010 08:02:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

off topic....9 shot overnight...8 the night before...42 (?) last weekend...200 + in July.....470 since June 1st....out with Dugie, in with downtown Ernie...maybe we need a new numbers guy...

7/21/2010 08:03:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
WLS 890 AM The Roe "Conn" Show will have an UNIDENTIFIED former MAJOR CPD boss on the air today sometime after 2:00PM to discuss the MANPOWER CRISIS and the Mayor's failure to address the seriousness of the issue.

Tune in

Call in

VOTE!

7/21/2010 03:03:00 AM


Terry Hillard was on the news last night with reporter Jay Levine talking about the violence against the Police. Phil Cline has also been interviewed in the print media.

Is the media looking for sound bites from the REAL police now?

Have they finally realized that steroid-head Fed boy isn't really able to speak intelligently on the subject since he's never been a police officer?

7/21/2010 08:13:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Here's a positive police story from the media for a change:

Bob Sirott:
"...maybe if those of us who work in newsrooms make a greater effort to report on, and celebrate all the wonderful work most of the men and women of the Chicago Police Department do all the time, it would be a positive influence in our neighborhoods."

See the whole video at:

http://www.myfoxchicago.com/dpp/news/opinion
/bob-sirott-one-more-thing-police-officers-killed

Oh Shit! I just know some copper is going to ruin this and give Bob a ticket!

7/21/2010 08:21:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Less Officers to take the reports. Victims frustrated in length of time to report the crime. Victims victimized a second time by our criminal justice system. Nobody wonders why 'reported' crime is down. But you can't hide a body can you Mr. Mayor? Homicides are up.

7/21/2010 08:23:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
"Why isn't the FOP all over these attacks as a reason to end residency for police officers?..."

7/21/2010 02:05:00 AM


This is the 2nd or 3rd comment in the last couple days regarding the FOP and residency. You couldn't be the police or you're a rookie cause the FOP can't do a damn thing about residency.

There is a state law that forbids city workers from moving outside the city. For us to get that lifted, we'd have to agree to giving up the 24 unpaid furlough days that the other city workers are losing, and even then we probably wouldn't get it.

Why don't you worry about more important things . . . like not being ambushed and shot!

7/21/2010 08:35:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I ran a Clear report for code 9161 and the result was 9681 active officers. More than 3,000 short of the budgeted 13,500!

7/21/2010 08:36:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Robberies are down? People are getting strong armed on Michigan Avenue at all times of the day. What were the best parts of the city are dangerous now.

7/21/2010 08:44:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Maybe, just maybe, those assault and battery statistics might wake up someone at the State's Attorney's office? Maybe, just maybe, they'll reassess their attitude that cops are supposed to be out there taking shots from the thugs?

Naw . . . . Too much trouble to prosecute.

7/21/2010 09:27:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

WLS 890 AM The Roe "Conn" Show will have an UNIDENTIFIED former MAJOR CPD boss on the air today sometime after 2:00PM to discuss the MANPOWER CRISIS and the Mayor's failure to address the seriousness of the issue.

Tune in

Call in

VOTE!
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$


Conn will probably have the stench of city hall eminating from his breath and person.

7/21/2010 09:52:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged with just that in 022 on monday afternoon, then the midnight wc gave him an eyebond. Not even a cash bond. How about at least putting him on the truck in the morning, if for no other reason than to fuck with him a bit. That sends a great message to the troops doesn't it?

7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM

Heard the bosses in 022 are absolutely horrible now. That place used to be the best place to work on the south side with some of the best bosses. What's going on over there?

7/21/2010 11:02:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Has anyone else wondered about this relatively new practice of having a long procession of police escorting a squadrol to the Medical Examiner's office?

No disrespect to our deceased officer(s) but wouldn't the ultimate respect be shown by being out beating the bushes for an offender(s)?

Isn't that what we do best? Looking for the bad guys?

A car in front, a car in back, lights and siren, the rest, get in on the hunt. Bag and tag those responsible. In my opinion.

7/21/2010 11:09:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

His name was JOSE VASQUEZ not VELASQUEZ.

7/21/2010 11:35:00 AM  
Blogger POWife7 said...

What's really interesting on CBN is that, in the article posted at 6:20pm, it states that homicides are up "more than 5%". The article in this post was put up at 9:04 pm, and it states that homicides are up "less than 1%". The difference is that the first article takes their statistics from January through June, while the second article compares January through July.

Hmmm... looks like someone had to change things around to bring the stats down. J-Fled, is that you?

7/21/2010 11:50:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

An eyebond? Are you upset he didn't get an earbond, a nosebond or a chinbond?

7/21/2010 12:05:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Five people shot in one incident was reported as an Aggravated Battery. Just one incident. Not five people shot.

That's part of how you reduce crime.

7/21/2010 12:07:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

On another note we need to start putting pressure on the game companies that manufacture video games that promote killing cops. If you've been through Grossman's class you may remember the spike in violence in areas approx 15 yrs after they got television and then the video game spike also occurred 15yrs later. Well, the original Grand Theft Auto was released in 97....13 years ago. And what was it that the newspaper had for attacks on police SCC? Double from 03-08. Maybe Fr. Faker and Jessie Jackass should start a Sony and Microsoft boycott.

7/21/2010 02:05:00 AM

Woah, hold on there Tipper Gore.

You really went there huh? I can't exactly remember where but number is a bit staggering when it comes to non-blacks playing GTA. I think the number is 87% of people who play GTA are non-black. So until White and Asian kids (or myself) go around attacking police officers. I'd hold back on your anti-video game agenda.

Mortal Kombat came out over 15 years ago too, should we go after them? Maybe kids will start ripping peoples hearts out and yelling "fatality" at the end.

Yeah, I think not.

Bozo

7/21/2010 12:23:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...

Five people shot in one incident was reported as an Aggravated Battery. Just one incident. Not five people shot.

That's part of how you reduce crime.

7/21/2010 12:07:00 PM


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Each victim is associated to Aggravated battery with a firearm. Each gets counted when each name is listed in the report and associated to the proper classification. So until you get your Detective Supplementary Report Rejected for leaving all the victims associated with 041A when one was the victim of an Aggravated Assault 051A, you should just shut up and read the blog and continue to think you know everything.

7/21/2010 05:34:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...

An eyebond? Are you upset he didn't get an earbond, a nosebond or a chinbond?

7/21/2010 12:05:00 PM


Oooooh, I get so excited at the mere thought of a buttbond, ooooh!

7/21/2010 05:35:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I ran a Clear report for code 9161 and the result was 9681 active officers. More than 3,000 short of the budgeted 13,500!

7/21/2010 08:36:00 AM

Everyone from the superintendent to the p.o. that graduated the academy last week is in that 13,500. You know, like a over a thousand 9171's and over a thousand 9165's. How can you be this dumb and expect to competently testify?

7/21/2010 05:36:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...

I ran a Clear report for code 9161 and the result was 9681 active officers. More than 3,000 short of the budgeted 13,500!

7/21/2010 08:36:00 AM


Dufus.

How about 9171 sergeant? 9173 lieutenant? 9175 Captain? Marine Officer? Mounted Officer? Evidence Technician? Security Specialist? Bomb Technician? Police Dispatcher?

All have separate title codes that are not 9161. All are still in use. Plus more.

7/21/2010 05:43:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
"Why isn't the FOP all over these attacks as a reason to end residency for police officers?..."

7/21/2010 02:05:00 AM


This is the 2nd or 3rd comment in the last couple days regarding the FOP and residency. You couldn't be the police or you're a rookie cause the FOP can't do a damn thing about residency.

There is a state law that forbids city workers from moving outside the city. For us to get that lifted, we'd have to agree to giving up the 24 unpaid furlough days that the other city workers are losing, and even then we probably wouldn't get it.

Why don't you worry about more important things . . . like not being ambushed and shot!

7/21/2010 08:35:00 AM


Not exactly.

It is NOT state law that CPD officers must live within the limits of the city of Chicago.

It IS City ordinance and a condition of employment here with the CPD.

The state law part is in labor law that says that residency requirements are not subject to collective bargaining in Cities in Illinois over 1 million in population.

And the only one of those is, take a guess, CHICAGO!

So, unless the pertinent part of Illinois Labor Law can be changed or shitcanned we are fucked.

The City sponsored that little piece of legislation specifically to deal with this issue and then does the penguin salute and points to Illinois Labor Law.

The FOP has introduced legislation to rescind that offending statute any number of times. This might come as a shock but richardmdaley does not want that part of Illinois Labor Law changed and thus, it goes nowhere and never will unless we get an administration that consents to the law being changed.

7/21/2010 05:53:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

An I-bond is an acronym for a Personal Recognizance Bond. I got a feeling you have no idea what you're talking about.

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That was my post. I wrote eyebond instead of I-bond. It was late and I was a bit tired. Excuse me, there Mr. spelling police. I got a feeling you can kiss my ass. Are we all still on the same team, or what?

7/21/2010 06:20:00 PM  
Blogger Captain Video said...

HOW IT WORKS said...

Det. Shaved Longcock said...
"It's going down hill faster than a bowling ball dropped from the Willis Tower..."

7/21/2010 01:33:00 AM


Daley the criminal can't find money to hire 100 police officer but he can steal almost $69 million (690 police officers) from TIF funds to give to Willis tower to engage in various rehab projects and this includes $35 million (350 police officers) for United Airlines to relocate to Willis Towers.

This is exactly like some bustout dad who likes to go drinking or to the race track saying he doesn't have money to pay for rent or tuition and pulls an empty pocket inside out and says he is broke.

But the other pocket is full of real cash dollars he intends to spend on other stuff that he wants to spend it on and it's none of our business.

Attorney Jack George (of the law firm of DALEY & George, mayor daley's brother Michael Daley is the Daley in that name) has been pushing for up to $200 million of additional TIF funds to be spent on his client's building: Willis Towers.

Again, this is real actual tax money that has been put in that other pretend side pocket that we citizens and taxpayers and police officers are not supposed to know about or do anything about.

That's another $200 million dollars that brother Michael Daley's law firm is lobbying the city run by HIS BROTHER to spend on Willis towers.

Or put another way, that is an additional 2,000 police officers worth of cash that Michael Daley wants to spend of Chicago tax money on Willis Towers and not on hiring Chicago Police Officers.

Thank Ben Joravsky and Mick Dumke for doing the legwork on these facts and figures and the Chicago Reader for publishing them.

http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-chicago-shadow-tif-budget/Content?oid=1218391


REGISTER TO VOTE!

THEN THROW THE CORRUPT BUM OUT ON 2/22/11

7/21/2010 06:25:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...

What's an eyebond?

7/21/2010 06:57:00 AM


Something to do with James Bond, 007, I think.

7/21/2010 06:26:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged...gave him an eyebond.

7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM

Pirates get ayebonds and Hispanics get ayayaybonds

7/21/2010 08:34:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
I ran a Clear report for code 9161 and the result was 9681 active officers. More than 3,000 short of the budgeted 13,500!

Sorry pal. we are not budgeted for 13,500 "9161's." We are budgeted for 13,500 sworn. That includes everybody from PPO to Superintendent (well not this actor, but all of those in our recent past). So get off this 13,500 PO kick. Scoure the budget and find out how many 9161's we should have and compare it to I-Clear and report that. Know your facts before you blog and you will be more respected.

7/21/2010 09:21:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

As heard on Zone 6 today: (21 JUL)
Second watch

"I have a person with knife in the 008th District with 18 minutes on it . . . . . can anyone take that, er. nevermind. . . . they called back to cancel."

Now that, ladies and gentleman, is the shortage in a nutshell.

7/21/2010 10:06:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The I in I-Bond comes from Individual Recognizance Bond. The serial number on the bond slip began with the letter I. This distinguished it from the other two bond books in each station, the C-Bond which required all cash and the D-Bond which required 10% of the bond in cash. It wasn't unusual for those charged with felonies to bond out of the station. The D-Bond was the most common. Almost no one got an I-Bond. That changed. It's good to remember that the job didn't start when you arrived.

7/21/2010 10:08:00 PM  
Blogger sharky said...

Anonymous said...
Anonymous said...
speaking of battery on the police, dude was charged with just that in 022 on monday afternoon, then the midnight wc gave him an eyebond. Not even a cash bond. How about at least putting him on the truck in the morning, if for no other reason than to fuck with him a bit. That sends a great message to the troops doesn't it?

7/21/2010 01:23:00 AM

Heard the bosses in 022 are absolutely horrible now. That place used to be the best place to work on the south side with some of the best bosses. What's going on over there?

7/21/2010 11:02:00 AM

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The guy was charged with Agg Assault, class A misdemeanor, not Agg Battery to Police. He was not on bond for a class A misdemeanor or higher that he could be sent to court, hence the I Bond. Per the court bond book located by the Desk Sgt in every district, as well as the G.O. on processing arrestees, once identity is established by means of a fingerprint check, bond is required, barring extenuating circumstances, one of which is described above.

Also, the bosses in 022 are pretty good. There are a number of young PO's working on all of the watches who have never worked elsewhere, and don't appreciate how good they have it. Call the desk or stop in and ask some of the veteran officers, they will tell you. Too many young phone call officers there.

7/21/2010 10:10:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Is their any reason you're not covering the 2 p.o. 's that got fired last week, or the fact that they now filed a law suit against Weis and Daley?

What is the story behind this?

7/21/2010 10:10:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I ran a Clear report for code 9161 and the result was 9681 active officers

Minus, the officers on iod, med, furl, rdos, inside spots, like caps, front offices, desk crew, etc, etc, etc,; and how many are actually working?

7/21/2010 10:15:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anonymous said......
This is the 2nd or 3rd comment in the last couple days regarding the FOP and residency. You couldn't be the police or you're a rookie cause the FOP can't do a damn thing about residency.

There is a state law that forbids city workers from moving outside the city. For us to get that lifted, we'd have to agree to giving up the 24 unpaid furlough days that the other city workers are losing, and even then we probably wouldn't get it.

Why don't you worry about more important things . . . like not being ambushed and shot!

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7/21/2010 05:53:00 PM Left a comment and explained it perfectly so I won't repeat it. however your statement that we'd have to agree to unpaid furlough days makes absolutely no sense and is a stupid idea thought up by none other than yourself. When was this even mentioned by the city jackass? But lets say your stupid comment is right and we would have to agree to 24 unpaid days. Lets say my net pay for a month is $4,000. 1. I could work a side job on those days, or spend more time with my family, 2. I would save $9,000 per year on my two kids GRAMMAR SCHOOL tuition. 3. I'd save quite a bit on sales tax considering ours is the highest in the country, 4. I'd save roughly $300 per year on city stickers, 5. I'd have a real yard and a park district with a nice pool, nice fields, and other nice amenities. and 6. DICK WOULD NOT BE MY MAYOR. That said 24 days doesn't seem as bad as living in this shithole. And yes, I knew coming into this job 13 years ago that residency was a requirement but I didn't think it would be turning into Detroit South before I retired. Oh, and the last part of your comment just proves you are an ignorant asshat. GFY

7/21/2010 11:31:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Woah, hold on there Tipper Gore.

You really went there huh? I can't exactly remember where but number is a bit staggering when it comes to non-blacks playing GTA. I think the number is 87% of people who play GTA are non-black. So until White and Asian kids (or myself) go around attacking police officers. I'd hold back on your anti-video game agenda.

Mortal Kombat came out over 15 years ago too, should we go after them? Maybe kids will start ripping peoples hearts out and yelling "fatality" at the end.

Yeah, I think not.

Bozo


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Did you see Grossman's class "bulletproof mind"? Your ignorant comments alone show that either you did not see it, you paid no attention, or you are a dumb liberal. Glad you threw out the stats of who plays video games. How about this from Grossman's class, when we were little seatbelts and carseats were not necessary either and it didn't kill a lot of people my age so why start using them now? There is proof that extremely violent games "numb" the mind to killing in young kids and adolescents. Why am I wasting my time with this anyway, put your headset back on and keep playing Halo in your parents basement. Oops, I mean your apartment.
Jackass.........

7/21/2010 11:42:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"What a great way to kill crime."

Speaking of killing crime, something CPD becomes increasingly adept at (e.g. one R.D. for multiple apartment burglaries in the same building), is it true that AIRA selects the UCR automatically, not necessarily following the hierarchy of offenses?

7/22/2010 01:12:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"The ISP bought this HOMICIDE:"

Yeah, but Cook County slithered out of the suicide at the juvenile center. The mope dove off of the building & CPD was forced to handle it.

Why do they even have police powers? Shouldn't they be justifying their existence?

7/22/2010 01:15:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Has anyone else wondered about this relatively new practice of having a long procession of police escorting a squadrol to the Medical Examiner's office?

No disrespect to our deceased officer(s) but wouldn't the ultimate respect be shown by being out beating the bushes for an offender(s)?

Isn't that what we do best? Looking for the bad guys?

A car in front, a car in back, lights and siren, the rest, get in on the hunt. Bag and tag those responsible. In my opinion.


Well, your opinion is stupid. How about that..This is what you worry about us taking 30 minutes to show our respect to a fallen officer. Get a fuckin life.

7/22/2010 06:51:00 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

How much has the Chicago Police Memorial Fund offered up to solve the three year old murder of our brother?


How does a CPD PO get murdered and then NOTHING!
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Ask someone knowledgeable with that investigation (willing to talk) and then you'll know all the facts.

7/22/2010 09:39:00 AM  

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