In Lori Lightfoot’s Chicago, we hear nothing but tragedy upon tragedy. Shootings every weekend in the inner city. Riots, looting, and Black Lives Matter/Antifa ruling the streets.
People likely moving out to the suburbs in droves. The mayor herself claiming she doesn’t want to interview White journalists, but not being canceled for being racist like Democrats would do to a Republican if the same thing were to happen.
Now, police officers are dying at the hands of rampant and runaway crime on the streets. We previously reported about the tragic death of Officer Ella French.
French was one of two officers Lightfoot was reportedly visiting who did not make it sadly. She gave her life to protect others and paid the ultimate price. Meanwhile, Lightfoot and fellow Democrats let rioters run the city every time there is a police-involved shooting that takes headlines.
It is being reported that Chicago Police turned their backs on Lori Lightfoot when she visited the hospital as well, which is a sign that things are not right at all in the windy city. All we can do is pray for new leadership and peace.
“Chicago Cops Turn Their Backs To Mayor Lightfoot At Hospital After Two Officers Shot”
Chicago Cops Turn Their Backs To Mayor Lightfoot At Hospital After Two Officers Shot https://t.co/IlPXNtgcbz via @DailyCaller
— Chris 🇺🇸 (@Chris_1791) August 9, 2021
“A group of Chicago Police officers turned their back on Mayor Lori Lightfoot when she visited the hospital to see two officers who were shot on Saturday. This is the mayor’s office statement about the incident:”
A group of Chicago Police officers turned their back on Mayor Lori Lightfoot when she visited the hospital to see two officers who were shot on Saturday. This is the mayor’s office statement about the incident: pic.twitter.com/CLdI7q6qwO
— Gregory Pratt (@royalpratt) August 9, 2021
Daily Caller reported in part:
Lightfoot’s office said Monday that this is a time for the city to unite together and that emotions are expected to “run high” during a difficult time, according to the outlet.
“The mayor was present at the emergency room to offer support and condolences to the families involved and the hundreds of line officers and exempts who were there, which she did. In a time of tragedy, emotions run high and that is to be expected,” the statement read. “The mayor spoke to a range of officers that tragic night and sensed the overwhelming sentiment was about concern for their fallen colleagues.”
“As the mayor stated … now is not the time for divisive and toxic rhetoric or reporting. This is a time for us to come together as a city. We have a common enemy and it is the conditions that breed the violence and the manifestations of violence, namely illegal guns, and gangs.”
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