At least 14 people were shot and wounded in Chicago overnight, seven of them in a single incident on the city's West Side.
In that incident, police were called to the scene of a shooting at Walnut Street and Homan Boulevard at 10:43 p.m.
Seven people were shot, according to Fire Media Affairs Dir. Larry Langford, who said six people were initially hospitalized in critical condition and one person, an adult man, was taken in stable condition after suffering a graze wound.
One person was found shot inside a grocery store and the six others were found within a half-block radius of the store, Langford said.
All victims were male, Langford said. They ranged in age from 15 to 28, and were taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, St. Anthony Hospital and Stroger Hospital of Cook County for treatment of their wounds.
A couple of questions.
1) How many of these people had health insurance? And did they get their bullet holes plugged if they didn't have their card?
2) How many were canning pickles? (a reference to Gary's comment on life in Redville)
Seriously, the KKK never inflicted one tenth of the damage to young black males as the city of Chicago has this year.
What's so "progressive" about genocide?
More........
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