South Shore Grand Crossing was shot up by a gun wheeling, banana eating, porch hanging primate

Two others were shot about 9:40 p.m. on the 6700 block of South Blackstone Avenue in the Grand Crossing neighborhood, Flynn said. An "elderly" patient was transported in good-to-fair condition to Jackson Park Hospital and a 21-year-old man was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital in serious condition, he said. Police said a 65-year-old man was shot in the foot. The younger man was shot in the buttocks.
Two men in their 20s and a teen were shot in the 7000 block of South Chappel Avenue about 12:15 a.m., police said. A 22-year-old is in critical condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after getting shot in the torso. A 23-year-old man is also in critical condition at John H. Stroger Jr., Hospital of Cook County after suffering gunshot wounds to the back. An 18-year-old shot is in stable condition at Stroger Hospital with a gunshot wound to the buttocks. Someone stepped out of a gray vehicle and fired at the trio before getting in the vehicle and heading south, police said. All three affiliated with the same gang, police said.

The rest of the city was shot up CLICK HERE TO READ THE WHOLE STORY

Reward for the shooting of an off duty cop

Chicago police today announced a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the conviction of whoever shot an off-duty officer last week on the South Side.

The 38-year-old officer was shot in the legs about 1:27 a.m. June 15 as he sat on a back porch with other officers in the Longwood Manor neighborhood.

The shots apparently came from Metra train tracks near the home in the 9700 block of South Genoa Avenue, police said.

A bullet went through the officer's right leg and pierced his left leg, and he was treated and released at a local hospital, police said.

The officer is a 10-year veteran assigned to the Central District.

The reward has been contributed by outside sources and organizations, police said in a news release issued today.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call 312-747-8271 or 1-888-YPO-SHOT.

impeach Obama is now to be removed either by voting him out or impeachment

Corruption in Illinois now follows to DC. President Obama is not fully complying with the investigation in the fast and furious scandal.

he is using Presidential privilege to keep him from being arrested while in office which means he had everything to do with the scandal.

so not only has he falsified his birth records but now he is trying to cover up a scandal hmmmmmmmmm looks like water gate to me.

Hey Obama I think it is time you step down. The Justice Department has turned over thousands of documents during the investigation. However, Holder refuses to turn over materials containing internal deliberations, and he asked President Obama to assert executive privilege over such documents.December 14, 2010: Border Patrol Agent Brian A. Terry is killed in the Arizona desert. Two guns found at the site are later linked to the ATF Fast and Furious program.

June 20, 2012: President Barack Obama asserts executive privilege over some of the documents sought by Issa's panel. The White House move means the Department of Justice can withhold some of the documents.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee votes 23-17 (with all of the panel's Republicans voting yes, and all of the panel's Democrats voting no) to recommend that the full House vote on whether to cite Holder for contempt of Congress. The vote by the full House could happen on the week of June. The house will also move to vote to impeachment process on Obama for using his powers to obstruct justice. 

Armed Monkey shooting up city

Police are investigating two separate shootings tonight on the South Side.

The first happened about 6:30 p.m. in the 7100 block of S. East End Avenue when someone shot at 19-year-old man in the leg in the South Shore neighborhood, according to police News Affairs Officer Daniel O’Brien.

The victim was taken to Jackson Park Hospital where his condition was “stable,’’ said O’Brien.

About an hour later in the Roseland neighborhood, a 24-year-old man suffered a graze wound to the hand while he was standing with three other men in the 12100 block of South Emerald Avenue, according to Calumet District police.

The shooter emerged from a gangway and opened fire, striking the man, police said.

The victim took himself to Roseland Community Hospital, police said.

No arrests have been made in either shooting.

Sarge's Sports

When it comes to the Sox Season this year it looks sketchy but in 2005 when they won the World Series their stats were

y-Chicago White Sox

99

63

.611

-

-

-

8-2

W5

47-34

52-29

10/2 @ CLE, W 3-1

                                   
Now 7 years later

Chi White Sox

35

33

.515

0.5

95

4.0

3-7

L3

16-20

19-13

6/19 vs CHC, L 1-2

6/20 vs CHC, 8:10 PM

The cubs and there fans can not face that they grew up loving the losing team of Chicago

So lets watch to see if the cubs sweep the sox or if the sox win puting them tied for first place

Sarge's Sports CUBS may sweep the Sox at Comiskey

From DA Detective: Boy cot McDonald's

Being the biggest doesn't necessarily yield the happiest customers, according to the American Consumer Satisfaction Index released Tuesday. Oak Brook-based McDonald's Corp. received the lowest customer satisfaction ranking of any full-service or fast-food chain on the survey, with 73 percent satisfaction, up from 72 percent.
McDonald's, which serves 68 million customers around the world every day, has been a historically poor performer on the satisfaction index. The chain has shown significant improvement in the past decade, up from 61 percent satisfaction in 2002. Competitors Burger King and Wendy's have posted smaller gains over the last decade, but their ratings were still higher in 2011. Wendy's outperformed all burger rivals with a 78 percent rating, and Burger King remained at 75 percent.

Pizza chains dominated the survey of limited service chains, or those without table service. Papa John's was at the top of the heap with 83 percent satisfaction, followed by Little Caesars, with 82 percent. Pizza Hut brought up the rear at 78 percent.

Subway and Dunkin' Donuts debuted at 82 percent and 79 percent satisfaction. Dunkin's performance was good enough to beat Starbucks, which slipped to 76 percent from 80 percent the year before.

Full service restaurants took a beating. Red Lobster was the only chain to improve, to 83 from 82 percent. Outback Steakhouse held steady at 81 percent, while Olive Garden slipped to 80 percent from 82 percent, Applebee's debuted at 77 percent, and Chili's slipped to 76 from 79 percent.

Looking at the industry, the average household ate out three times per week during 2011, which is expected to remain unchanged this year. Trips to fast food restaurant increase slightly, to six trips per month in 2011 from five in 2010. Overall fast food satisfaction grew 1.3 percent in 2011, while full service restaurants slipped 2.4 percent, bringing fast food and full service a tie at 80 percent satisfaction.

The ASCI pointed to value offerings in fast food and improved quality perception at fast food chains, and lack of differentiation at full service chains, for the change.