This took place right in front of the Standard Club, which has been the focus of my viral investigations into the City of Chicago's seedy taxpayer-funded deals with migrant hotel kingpin Remo Polselli. When I first saw this video, I thought it was from a third-world country. I thought this couldn't be a major American city. I was wrong. H/T @ChicagoCritter #thatreporter
Tucker Carlson asked for Putin interview
This is the biggest blow to the globalists who control the US government, as well as the war in Ukraine.
Putin was supposed to look like the biggest villain in the world. But Tucker and his platform, despite getting him off Fox News, continue to give them huge headaches. I'm not sure they'll sit back and not let Tucker down again, or ultimately x and Elon Musk.
The majority of citizens in Europe and the United States are against the war, knowing that NATO provoked the war at the behest of the same globalists who are now making massive profits from weapons. Tucker is currently doing massive damage to them.
One of the few catalytic converter thieves we've ever found to be charged with a felony pleaded guilty this month. He got probation.
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@CPD1617Scanner Don't forget she also filed an EEOC complaint and sued the city when her husband with in charge because she couldn't get promoted to Commander
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Seen today at the CPD promotional ceremony is (now) Captain Nakia Fenner, wife of former superintendent Eddie Johnson. Fenner is reportedly assigned as the captain in the 5th district on Chicago's south side. Fenner was reportedly meritoriously promoted to sergeant and was at the center of a supposed cheating scandal where she (and others) were accused of receiving test answers for the lieutenant's exam. The Office of Inspector General found no wrongdoing concerning those accusations.
According to some officers on the Chicago Police Department, this is a sign of continued nepotism which rewards friends and family of high ranking members.
Captain is an appointed position on the Chicago Police Department.
BREAKING: A TV news crew was robbed at gunpoint in West Town this morning while preparing to report on the latest wave of armed robberies.
At least 30 robberies in about 12 hours: Bucktown, Wicker Park, Old Town, the Loop, Lincoln Park, West Loop...
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Surveillance images from a Logan Square auto repair shop provide some of the clearest pictures yet of an armed robbery crew that has been running loose in the city.
https://t.co/02SX9jq9Mm
Good news: Undercover Chicago cops arrested a prolific armed robbery crew this weekend. Charges pending.
Bad news: At least 2 more groups remain on the loose and they were hard at work yesterday.
https://t.co/9vGhUA613Z
Officer Jeffrey Friedlieb died by suicide yesterday night on the 4700 block of N Lamon. On 18 July 2011 Officer Friedlieb and his partner Officer Delvalle were shot in the line of duty near Pulaski and Wilcox after attempting to apprehend a suspected drug dealer. Friedlieb was born and raised on the Northwest side of Chicago.
He attended St. Tarcissus School, graduated from St. Patrick’s High School in 2000, and briefly attended the University of Iowa. In 2003, Friedlieb enlisted into the United States Marine Corps and served his time as a M1A1 Tank Crewman. Shortly after enlisting, he was deployed to Fallujah, Iraq where he took part in the Battle of Fallujah in November of 2004. In July 2007, he was honorably discharged as a sergeant from the Marine Corps, and then began his career with the Chicago Police Department.
May he rest in peace and we express our deepest condolences to his family.
Photo provided by a friend.
@CPD1617Scanner Someone please post this to Chicago's favorite cop blog
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Also let her commander know what a useless clown she is...
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@LiamNelAFNF @CPD1617Scanner "Trying to be tough." He was doing his job in that alley. He wasn't trying to be tough, dude is tough. Any man or woman that polices in Chicago - especially in the west or south sides - has to be tough. Physically and psychologically.