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The books we love coming out this week include new titles by Elizabeth George, Alafair Burke, and Christopher Leonard.
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The books we love coming out this week include new titles by Elizabeth George, Alafair Burke, and Christopher Leonard.
Blaming the same thing. >> rogue prosecutors letting violent repeat criminals out over and over again. >> not staying in prison so we just continue to deal with the same people again and again. >> people are afraid, it's like a death zone. >> never been safer to be a criminal in the united states. never been less safe to be a citizen. >> john: progressive prosecutors under fire as crime rates go through the roof. why would the new district attorney in one of the biggest cities, there could be millions and millions of reasons, all of them green. >> sandra: details of an underground campaign to ...
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Facebook rant in the surge of violent crime across the city. watch this. >> it is outrageous and i'm not happy. when you say chicago, people are afraid. it's like it's a death zone. some officers who texted me, okay, said they were scared. they are tired of this nonsense. they have no backing and they are still being out there by themselves. this mayor does not care about chicago police officers period. she doesn't care about any police officers or about the damn city. >> julie: keith thornton blames lightfoot's lack of leadership because of the crime spike. an overall increase in murders, sex...
Todd: a 9/11 dispatcher sounding the alarm over a police staffing shortages. >> it is outrageous. i'm not happy. in chicago people are afraid like it is a death zone. officers text to be they were scared, tired of this nonsense, they have no backing and are scared being out there by themselves. todd: thank you for getting up early with us. was the breaking point that led you to make that video? >> i to say whatever i'm saying in my opinion, in the city of chicago or the dispatcher. i'm sick -- speaking as an american citizen and the breaking point is not what took place that night but every