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Chicago police We shouldn’t have to live in fear. But for too many of us, fear has become our constant companion, like the mask we grab before we walk out in public. On Wednesday, a reader reached out via email with this sad testimony: “Hi Ms. Mitchell, [I] watch the news and get so disturbed and now another young lady is missing. Why aren’t we talking about the women who are coming up missing in Chicago? It’s scary out here. It’s a feeling of creepiness when [you’re] walking down the street. It’s not safe anymore. Chicago used to be such a cool city to live in... This is the place I grew up in, and I love a lot of things about Chicago. I’m just tired of hearing about missing women and kids getting shot and carjackings. Thank you, have a great day.”
Representatives of the Illinois State Police say the backlog of forensic evidence in Illinois has been reduced significantly, but the support of lawmakers is needed to further address delays and deficiencies in the process. Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly made those comments to the Illinois Senate Public Health Committee during a Dec. 10 hearing on the DNA backlog and evidence processing. According to Kelly, since 2019, ISP's Division of Forensic Services has reduced the number of "biology DNA pending assignments," referred to as the DNA backlog, by 48 percent. In March of 2019, the backlog had 9,829 pending assignments, which has fallen to 4,857 pending assignments as of November 2020.