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Chicagoland criminals expanding enterprises by training migrants for suburban crime sprees: expert
'And the police officers are saying, "Just forget it. Why bother? Why bother even making the arrest?"' retired chief says
Published February 6, 2024 4:00am EST
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Criminal enterprises in the Chicago area are benefiting from the migrant crisis as they recruit illegal immigrants to carry out crimes with little legal repercussions, a former Illinois police chief says.
"The frustration with this migrant crime is really, I think, going to boil over," retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel told Fox News Digital in a Zoom interview Monday. "You can pull up any article and see that some of these migrants are being arrested three and four and five times, over and over again, and released to commit more crime. … It's not an exaggeration to say that it's a revolving door. And the police officers are saying, ‘Just forget it. Why bother? Why bother even making the arrest?’"
Chicago and its surrounding areas have been the target of repeated migrant crimes, including quiet suburban malls seeing groups of people who illegally entered the U.S. ripping off department stores such as Macy’s.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/chicagoland-crimin...ees-expert
'And the police officers are saying, "Just forget it. Why bother? Why bother even making the arrest?"' retired chief says
Published February 6, 2024 4:00am EST
Haaaaaaa Ha Ha Ha > > > > Just forget it. Why bother > Haaaaa Ha Ha Ha
VOTE Demo Crap > 2024 And CRAP On your Life Again Once Is NOT Enough Haaaaa Ha Ha Ha Ha Once Is NOT Enough Kneeslap Ha Ha Ha
Criminal enterprises in the Chicago area are benefiting from the migrant crisis as they recruit illegal immigrants to carry out crimes with little legal repercussions, a former Illinois police chief says.
"The frustration with this migrant crime is really, I think, going to boil over," retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel told Fox News Digital in a Zoom interview Monday. "You can pull up any article and see that some of these migrants are being arrested three and four and five times, over and over again, and released to commit more crime. … It's not an exaggeration to say that it's a revolving door. And the police officers are saying, ‘Just forget it. Why bother? Why bother even making the arrest?’"
Chicago and its surrounding areas have been the target of repeated migrant crimes, including quiet suburban malls seeing groups of people who illegally entered the U.S. ripping off department stores such as Macy’s.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/chicagoland-crimin...ees-expert
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