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- CWB Chicago - Chicago public safety and crime news
CWBChicago is a reader-funded public safety news outlet focusing on crime and criminal court proceedings in Chicago
- CWB Chicago - Page 2 of 1029 - Chicago public safety and crime news
CWBChicago is a reader-funded public safety news outlet focusing on crime and criminal court proceedings in Chicago
- Brandon’s Bodies - CWB Chicago
CWBChicago tracks incidents of people being found shot in areas previously served by ShotSpotter where the technology, had it not been dismantled, could have played a critical, helpful role
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CWBChicago was created in 2013 by five residents of Wrigleyville and Boystown who had grown disheartened with inaccurate information that was being provided at local Community Policing (CAPS) meetings Our coverage area has expanded since then to cover Lincoln Park, River North, The Loop, Uptown, and other North Side Areas But our mission remains unchanged: To provide original public safety
- Prosecutor warned judge before release of man now accused in CTA fire . . .
A Cook County judge told a prosecutor “I can’t keep everybody in jail” before releasing the man now accused of setting a woman on fire aboard a Blue Line train, newly reviewed court records show Despite warnings from prosecutors and a risk assessment that flagged him for likely violent reoffending, the judge placed Lawrence Reed on electronic monitoring and later expanded the hours he
- Contact Us About Us - CWB Chicago
On April 14, 2013, we debuted “Crime In Wrigleyville + Boystown (CWB),” with a mission to report on the crimes, statistics, and trends that—for whatever reason—the city refused to address
- Illinois legislators move to eliminate law that imposes . . . - CWB Chicago
A group of Illinois legislators has voted to repeal the state's habitual criminal law which currently allows a life sentence for people upon being convicted of their third high-level felony like attempted murder, carjacking, and sexual assault
- Two men have been sentenced to decades in prison for . . . - CWB Chicago
Two men have been handed lengthy prison sentences for participating in a botched carjacking that ended with the murder of retired Chicago Fire Department Lt Dwain Williams in December 2020
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