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Progressive Social Justice

Chicago FOP

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February 6, 2020
Larry CaseybyLarry Casey
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They laughed as they shot into a small crowd that included a 2-year old baby. Security camera footage shows two men walking into a barber shop, glancing around and retreating to the city sidewalk. Once past the barber shop door, they spun around 180 degrees and opened fire through the front windows. Smiling and laughing as the sent a hail of bullets into the small crowd of about thirty people trapped in the small barber shop. The five people wounded in this senseless attack included an eleven-year-old, a twelve-year-old, a sixteen-year-old and two adults. Luckily, the two-year-old made a small target and was not wounded.

Politicians in Chicago find that abhorrent, even though they created this culture of violence. Either by ignorance or irrational sympathy, our leaders have diluted the respect of rules and laws set forth by a civilized society.

With the help of certain outside resources like George Soros, the states attorneys’ offices and the district attorneys’ positions across the nation are being hijacked by leftwing, anti-police, pro-criminal, progressive social justice movement. This movement is directly responsible for actions like those that took place in the Chicago barbershop.

Do we recall the day that the president of the United States stated that a police officer acted stupidly? He declared this on a national broadcast BEFORE any relevant information was available. The police officer simply requested identification from a man who was observed by a caller attempting to break into a house.

Investigation revealed that this individual lived in that home and had simply forgotten his keys. As police protocol dictates, the officer on scene requested identification in order to verify the individual’s story, which was confirmed and the subject was assisted in entering his home.

  • MAYOR OF CHICAGO PUTS LAW ENFORCEMENT IN PERIL

The issue here was that the president, a Chicago activist before becoming United States President, only saw race, a white police officer hassling a respected black home owner. He used the presidential bully pulpit to initiate the attack on our criminal justice system. This was the impetus for the anti-police rhetoric and the progressive social justice revolution leading to decriminalizing criminal actions.

What soon followed was the revamping of the bonding procedure allowing violent criminals to be released back into society without adequate guidance. Decriminalization of drugs and theft. Car break-ins, once known as burglary to an auto are completely ignored in many progressive cities. Public urination and defecation are overlooked while calling someone by the wrong pronoun could wind up triggering a court date.

Injecting a speedball of heroin and meth while sitting on the sidewalk is overlooked while possession of a plastic straw could lead to a huge fine. Pitching a tent blocking a person’s door to his business is acceptable, but God forbid the storeowner tries to remove the blockade, he will go to jail.

Traffic stops and car pursuits are a thing of the past. In the northern suburbs of Chicago, sh**heads from the city regularly steal cars in the predawn hours. If they are detected, they simply initiate a traffic pursuit and the local jurisdiction immediately calls off the chase.

  • THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO ARE OFFICIALLY A PUBLIC TOILET

High-end stores on the Gold Coast of Michigan Avenue in Chicago’s most expensive real estate are now being attacked in force. Groups of south and west side teens flood into these stores in wolfpacks and scoop-up whatever expensive items they can grab and simply run out of the store. Security guards and police officers are no longer allowed to physically prevent their escapes because the thefts are considered non-violent. Non-violent! In Cook County, some charges of possession of a firearm are now considered non-violent offenses allowing the person arrested to be released without posting any bond. And remember, if there is an illegal alien charged with a rape or murder, God forbid ICE is notified. The officer notifying ICE would be terminated while our progressive criminal justice system would allow this violent criminal to once again walk the streets without hesitation.

Two quick examples of this progressive social justice were displayed in the Chicago’s Sun-Times on January 20.

Cinque Dunn was arrested and charged with shooting to death a random 17-year-old man waiting for a bus. Dunn was on probation for unlawful use of a weapon. He was also awaiting sentencing for an earlier charge of unlawful use of a weapon.

  • COOK COUNTY BONDS FAIL AGAIN

Raul Silveyra was charged with murder after being accused of stabbing a person to death. Silveyra was out on bond on a charge of reckless discharge of a firearm, as well as being on supervision for two counts of driving under the influence convictions.

Examples of this progressive social justice malfeasance are not difficult to find, open any newspaper on any given day. Until we fight back as a civilized society, I don’t believe it’s going to get any better.

To all my brothers and sisters in blue, lock and load and protect each other. And as always, stay safe.

– Larry Casey

Note: View Larry Casey’s website at www.StoriesofaChicagoPoliceOfficer.com and review his book by the same name.

 


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Larry Casey

Larry Casey

Having had a grandfather and father on the Chicago Police Department made the choice of becoming a police officer relatively simple. Between the excitement of having a real profession and the prospect of following in the Casey footprint, the Chicago Police Department seemed a natural choice. I retired at the age of fifty-six after thirty years of a very wide variety of police work and assignments. After a few months of relaxation, I started my next career as an adjunct professor of Criminal Justice at Wilbur Wright College. I taught there for ten years and recently retired again. Trading thoughts about my police experience led me to write a book of my memories. I did not want to bore people with the typical police stories of shooting-em-ups. And seeing I was always a proponent of humor being a policeman’s best outlet for stress, I decided it was appropriate of me, to write a very different genre of police book. My compilation of short stories is based on the humorous side of police work. Honesty, it is also a base for many memories, stories that were too raw or considered too embarrassing for the everyday reader. I’m very proud to say, I teamed up with the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation and I send them a donation for every book I sell through Pay-Pal or at book signings. I have done book signings for charitable events, for police vests, local libraries, GOP sponsored events, local community events and many others. My main goal in writing was to entertain and educate the public: to show that police officers are fathers, mother, sisters and brothers, etc. We’re real people with hearts and souls. We laugh and cry like everybody else. We change tires and diapers, go to ball games and wash our cars. We’re simply human.

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