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|    04 Feb 19 00:05:08    |
      XPost: talk.politics.guns, chi.general, sac.politics       XPost: soc.culture.african.american       From: yard-apes@splcenter.org              The Chicago Police Department announced Friday a rare crime stat       success: the embattled city had the fewest number of January       murders in the last nine years.              Police said there were 20 murders in January. The last time the       city saw a lower number was in January 2010, when there were 19       homicides recorded.              “That’s the lowest figure for that same period in nine years,”       police said in a press release.              Police also announced there were 100 shootings in the city       during the month, which marked "the lowest figure for the same       month in the past five years,” the press release stated.              Chicago police said motor vehicle thefts, burglaries and       robberies were the “lowest of that same period in 20 years since       computer case reporting started.”              But the frigid temperatures may have been a factor in the crime       freeze.              A record-breaking deep freeze from a polar vortex descended on       the Midwest earlier this week, with temperatures in the city of       Chicago dipping to a dangerous minus 20 degrees. The National       Weather Service said Chicago’s streak of below zero temperature       came to an end late Thursday after a bone-chilling 52 hours.              The city has struggled with violence in recent years. Police in       Chicago reported 561 homicides were committed between Jan. 1 and       Dec. 31, 2018 -- compared to 660 homicides in 2017 and more than       770 in 2016, which marked a 19-year high that put a national       spotlight on Chicago’s persistently high rates of gun violence.              President Trump has often discussed Chicago’s high homicide       rate, tweeting in 2017: “If Chicago doesn’t fix the horrible       ‘carnage’...I will send in the Feds!” Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel       has accused Trump of oversimplifying the problem and potential       solutions.              Fox News’ Stephen Sorace and Ryan Gaydos contributed to this       report.              https://www.foxnews.com/us/chicago-police-say-number-of-january-       homicides-is-lowest-in-9-years              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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