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CORRECTS IMAGE DATE TO JULY 7, 2021, NOT JULY 8, 2021 - FILE - In this July 7 2021, file image taken from video provided from ABC7, Keegan Casteel leaves jail at the 18th District police headquarters in Chicago. Casteel, an Iowa man arrested by Chicago police for having guns and ammunition in his hotel room overlooking a Lake Michigan beach, told responding officers he didn t mean to startle anyone and simply forgot to remove the firearms from a bag while packing for a trip to the city. (ABC7 via AP, File)
CORRECTS IMAGE DATE TO JULY 7, 2021, NOT JULY 8, 2021 - FILE - In this July 7 2021, file image taken from video provided from ABC7, Keegan Casteel leaves jail at the 18th District police headquarters in Chicago. Casteel, an Iowa man arrested by Chicago police for having guns and ammunition in his hotel room overlooking a Lake Michigan beach, told responding officers he didn t mean to startle anyone and simply forgot to remove the firearms from a bag while pa
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A day after Chicago saw a series of mass shootings in a matter of hours, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland appeared in the city Thursday to meet with police and community leaders as the Justice Department launches new efforts to stem the flow of illegal firearms here.
Garland, a native of north suburban Lincolnwood, began the day in Washington, D.C., to announce the formation of strike forces aimed at going after gun traffickers in several cities, including Chicago, at a time when urban America had seen spikes in gun violence.
He then traveled to Chicago to meet with U.S. Attorney John Lausch, who will oversee the local strike force, as well as police and community leaders, officials said.
Attorney General Merrick Garland visits Chicago and says feds are targeting gun trafficking in cities that are ‘really suffering’ Jeremy Gorner, Chicago Tribune
A day after Chicago saw a series of mass shootings in a matter of hours, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland appeared in the city Thursday to meet with police and community leaders as the Justice Department launches new efforts to stem the flow of illegal firearms here.
Garland, who grew up in north suburban Lincolnwood, began the day in Washington, D.C., to announce the formation of strike forces aimed at going after gun traffickers in several cities, including Chicago, at a time when urban America had seen spikes in gun violence.