O'Shea Doesn't Care

That party house over on Maplewood that happens to be almost directly across the street from the aldermoron is still hosting parties AND advertising it publicly:

• Hidden Treasure Rooftop & Patio is a unique multi-level backyard venue located in Chicago’s Beverly neighborhood. This private outdoor event space features a large patio, rooftop deck, elevated lounge deck, and garage service station, creating the perfect flow for hosting memorable celebrations. 
• The venue’s rooftop deck overlooks a beautiful tree-lined park, providing a peaceful scenic backdrop that makes the space feel like a hidden oasis within the city. 
• With multiple levels for entertaining, the layout allows hosts to create separate zones for music, food, cocktails, and conversation. The space works perfectly for everything from baby showers and birthday parties to live music performances and private celebrations. 
• With nearly 2,000 square feet of combined space, Hidden Treasure Rooftop & Patio comfortably accommodates up to 140 guests with mixed seating or up to 170 guests cocktail-style.

Remember, this is a RESIDENTIAL neighborhood where this sort of venue is NOT allowed...but that isn't stopping the owner:

• A Beverly neighbor has come under fire for hosting unlicensed concerts and events at her home, though she denied she is operating an entertainment business from the home and said officials have thwarted efforts to bring the events in accordance with the law.

  Since late May, a home in the 10500 block of South Maplewood Avenue — which has billed itself online as Hidden Treasure Rooftop & Patio — has been the subject of visits from police and city business officials over a series of ticketed events that were advertised as featuring live entertainment, food and drink.

  The latest outdoor event, held on Saturday and featuring a live band and armed security, saw police respond to the home and officials with Business Affairs and Consumer Protection issue nine citations.

She's selling tickets, has armed security on site (suburban off duty cops), has received numerous citations from CPD, and is still running the venue despite the building being in foreclosure.

And O'Shea is doing next-to-nothing, not even giving CPD the go-ahead to start mass arrests on scene, so there's obviously some political bullshit in play here. 

They shut down that bar up in 017 the other day after a single shooting, pulling licenses and shutting down the building....but this place gets a pass why exactly? 

How soon until someone gets shot over there?