Busy Weekend at CWB

These guys are embarrassing the legacy media types.

First up, a few more no-bail failures:

• Prosecutors say a man who participated in a violent robbery aboard the Red Line this summer was on pretrial release for three separate cases at the time of the crime.
• A man on parole for shooting someone in 2016 is back in custody, accused of shooting someone else just months after getting out of prison.

  Daniel Perez has an “extensive” criminal history, said Judge William Fahy, as he ordered the 29-year-old detained as a public safety risk. The state is also reviewing Perez’s parole status.
  

And a few more lack-of-ShopSpotter failures to lay at Conehead's doorstep:

• #11 - A 21-year-old man was found shot to death in the Ashburn neighborhood early Sunday on a block that used to be monitored by the city’s ShotSpotter gunfire detection system.

  Nobody called to report the gunfire that killed the man, who had been reported missing less than an hour before he was found, according to individuals familiar with the investigation.

  When police arrived in the 2800 block of West 83rd around 12:40 a.m., they were met by the 911 caller who discovered the man’s body. According to Chicago police, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

• #12 - Shot in both legs, a 45-year-old man was found lying outside a Marquette Park laundromat early Sunday morning. A passerby found him and called 911, saying there was a man down, and they thought he had been shot.

  But the nearest 911 call reporting shots fired around that time was about a mile away, at 69th and Springfield. It’s the latest example of a person being found shot in an area previously served by ShotSpotter technology.
  

You can't count on the Trib, Times or TV stations to point out democrat failures across the board. CWB is about the only outfit doing real journalism, along with HeyJackass.com being the only food source for statistics.