Law Headlining Crime V5


A 26-year-old woman has been left fighting for her life after she was set on fire while riding on a Chicago train last night.

According to police, the woman was doused in an unknown liquid before being set alight on the CTA Blue Line, as the train approached the Clark and Lake stop in the Loop section of the city.

The horrifying incident took place at 9.25 pm, according to a Chicago Police Department statement, and ended with the woman stumbling onto the platform. Bystanders extinguished the flames as they waited for officials to arrive.

Meanwhile, the suspect, who police say is believed to be around 45 years old, fled the scene and remains at large, officials have said.

The unnamed woman was quickly rushed to Chicago’s Stronger Hospital by the fire department, where she was found to have severe burns to her body and face, and remains in critical condition, according to the statement.

"Just seeing her lying on the ground and she was kind of hyperventilating and in a lot of pain,” a witness told Fox 32. “You could tell she was in really bad shape.

“All the medics were down there and there was a big turnout as far as responders and so forth."

Another witness told NBC 5 that they “saw a lady that was laying in the ground, and they were trying to give her CPR." As with the witness who spoke to Fox 32, they noted that the woman appeared to be in a “really bad state.”



I love how there is virtually no description of the attacker, I mean he set a woman on fire definitely don't give a description of them for the safety of the public.

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Wasn't someone murdered in exactly the same way in New York about a year ago?
 
You can't get them all though, especially in the big city. People could blend in with the mass populace and than all of sudden explode or go into this kind of disturbing behaviour. It's virtually impossible to stop it happening. You just hope its few and far between and therefore very rare. Which it is.
In this particular case, he shouldn't have been on the the streets. He had 22 prior arrests and few months ago he was arrested for punching a female social worker in the face.
 
In this particular case, he shouldn't have been on the the streets. He had 22 prior arrests and few months ago he was arrested for punching a female social worker in the face.

In this case yes I agree, shows the failure in the judicial system. He had all the markings of this type of behaviour.
 
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Its being circulated this is the judge that denied the prosecutor's request to hold him until trial after his last arrest.
 
You're right, literally no other city in the entire world has random crime except for Chicago and Portland.

Legit the most stupid fucking statement lol.

Your statement was the retarded one. Chicago has been claiming and bragging that their violent crime has decreased yet this guy has been arrested two dozen times in the last decade and was out on no bond for felony assault just three months ago. What could possibly go wrong in one of the bastions of progressive justice ya fucking mope
 
How would soros benefit from your alleged conspiracy?

He doesn’t financially benefit. He spends millions on progressive prosecutors and judges because he wants progressive justice systems. Fucking piece of shit looks like importer palpatine
 
How it feels reading crime threads in the War Room:



I watched that one before and it is hilarious. In one of my classes, I have been showing use of force videos that have led to protests and riots and violence against police. The other day, I was shooting the jacob blake shooting and one of my students asked “do people ever protest when white people get shot by police?” I had to hide a smile and said “no. No they do not.”
 
So same as what elon and countless others? They're all going to by tyrants? Will there be a hierarchy of tyrants?

Quite the leap you took there.

Do you want me to grab you a ladder?
 
"The man, who has a history of arson cases, including fires set downtown, was arrested around midday in the Loop as he prepared to board a train near Clark and Washington."

What could wrong by leaving a man like him free?

Well nothing for the judge that let him out.
 
“There were other people who were on the train, other people who saw what was occurring,” he said. “And I can appreciate that. I'm sure people were afraid. I'm sure that people did not want to get involved. Perhaps people were afraid to get involved. But what we could say is even as she was on the ground trying to put herself out and is rolling on the ground, desperately trying to put out the fire. No one came to her aid until she was able to get off the train and to the platform, and when she finally stumbled down, two Samaritans came and put out the blaze that was all consuming her.”​

Society is breaking down. Similar to the Iryna Zarutska killing, people just got up and left and said "not my problem".

If you get involved and the per gets hurt or dies, the liberal DAs will put you on trial.
 
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