Wow Nato, a eclips, and a shooting

Two men were shot and killed this morning on the city's Near West Side, police said.

Killed were Estaban Alvarez, 27, of the 2200 block of South Leavitt Street and Alejandro Munoz, 26, of 2300 block of South Oakley Avenue, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.

Both men were wounded as they sat on a set of steps outside of Alvarez's home on South Leavitt in the Heart of Chicago neighborhood at about 12:45 a.m., police said.

Munoz, who was shot in the head, was dead at the scene, while Alvarez, who was shot in the lower abdomen, was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, said police and a medical examiner's spokeswoman.
Early reports indicated both victims were wounded by two gunmen wearing dark clothing. They fled the scene in an older model white SUV, police said.
No arrests have been made and police didn't give a motive.

At least two dozen people were wounded across the city on a busy NATO summit weekend, including two young boys who were killed in separate shootings

Sarge's thought : Yesterdays Protest

My route to and from the house has been very intresting a route I normally never take unless LSD is closed. But as I drove home after my watch was over and dealing with idiots, I ended up in the 2400 block of S. Michigan. As we waited calmly in our cars for the police escorted protest to go by a large group of protesters with sticks, and flag poles came rushing behind the others which caused people to leave their car in fear. I got on citywide1 and blurted **57 emergency C.P.D. arrived fairly quickly and we corraled the Black Bloc in to a corner so people can get to their cars and get out. Approx. 3 minutes went by when the riot team from C.P.D. arrived releiving the uniformed officer's with in another 5 minutes as I walked back to my car Sup. Gary Mc Carthy shook my hand and said nice job Sarge as ISP riot officer's moved in. This is what it looked like

2400 S. Michigan at 1530 hours

2300 Block S. Michigan people returning to their cars on the 2400 block

the first person to be arrested at the 2200 Block curtousy of Fox News

curtousy of Fox News this was at 1830 hours exactly two hours after I left the area

And this why you out of state protester's don't fuck around in Chicago cause we will kick your ass back to what ever shit hole you came from

Thanks detective for the laugh

Just when you thought you saw it all.... Colored Breeders place their chitling in Laundromat washer as a joke and they couldn't get him out!!!!

Protesting animals attack police and get asses handed to them

I noticed view channel 5, 9, and 32 and no sign of Tom Dart by ISP director and officer's are assisting C.P.D. and Gary Mc Carthy  hmmmmmmmmmmm Tom dart is a pussy like the protester's who assault police.

Pennsylvania man charged with attacking a police officer during protests against NATO on Sunday will remain in Cook County Jail in lieu of $250,000 bond.

Taylor Hall, 23, of Wilkinsburg, Pa., allegedly grabbed a bicycle from a police officer, lifted it and forced it against the officers body about 2 p.m. in the 1800 block of South Michigan Avenue, according to prosecutors and police reports.

As Hall was being dragged away in handcuffs by police, he called out “mic check,” a phrased used by demonstrators to call the attention of the group, prosecutors said.

An attorney from the National Lawyers Guild who appeared in court for his bond hearing Sunday afternoon argued that Hall was in Chicago to document the NATO protests for an independent Pittsburgh media outlet called Rustbelt.

“(His bond) basically sentences this guy to stay in custody until he can be tried,” said Sarah Gelsomino, who is also a spokesperson for the National Lawyers Guild. “He’s a journalist. He is not a threat to society.”

Hall faces a felony charge of aggravated battery against a peace officer and a misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest. He is expected to appear in court again on May 25.

Sarge's favorite Irish Resturant was Attack by protesters

The melee at a Tinley Park restaurant Saturday appears to have been the work of radical protesters who wanted to attack a gathering of alleged white supremacists, the mayor and a law enforcement source said.

Ten people were injured at the Ashford House Restaurant on 159^th Street after 15 to 18 young people, wearing hooded black jackets and wielding bats and hammers, burst inside and attacked another group of 12 to 15 people who were meeting there, officials said.

Mayor Ed Zabrocki said police believe the attackers were from a group called Anti-Racist Action, which on its website described the assault as a strike against a gathering of white supremacists.

The law enforcement source said the victims included several people with ties to a white supremacist group. Zabrocki said that was his understanding, too, but that police were still trying to clarify those links.

Five people remained in custody in connection with the attack, Zabrocki said, adding that the state’s attorney's office was exploring criminal charges.

Restaurant owner Mike Winston said the group that was attacked had made a reservation, saying they were from an Irish heritage association.

"We had no idea who these people were," he said. "We don’t ask for people’s political stuff when they come in the door."

The trouble put a deep dent in his business, he said. A wedding shower booked for Sunday was canceled, he said, and the normally packed dining room was practically barren.

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