The Chicago Reader thinks it has identified secret ShotSpotter devices (blue). We can say this unequivocally: After monitoring CPD radio traffic in the green-circled areas for nearly 9 years, we have NEVER heard a ShotSpotter dispatch there.
...The reader FOIAed repair orders from Motorola to build their list of secret ShotSpoters. Perhaps Motorola also repairs other non-ShotSpotter devices like traffic monitoring equipment and pods?
...Furthermore, the city data portal lists every ShotSpotter alert with GPS coordinates. Literally anyone can review *and map* the city's ShotSpotter alerts. In fact, by investing 2 minutes of valuable time, we just did that. Here's where the city's ShotSpotters are
A woman with no criminal history is found in a stolen BMW with a pistol, extended mag, loaded rifle, $84,000 cash in a backpack, $1,500 in her purse, and 31 pounds of pot.
Defense atty: She's a college senior on scholarship studying business mgmt
...Defense attorney: She was studying photography but "realized her life would have more opportunities if she pursued a business degree."
...Defense attorney: I don't think the police believe she had anything to do with anything in that car.
Judge Dawkins: "Evidently they did, because they arrested her, counsel."
....Reading for comprehension is not a common skill set among Twitter users.
....Ah! Right, right. The mayor is backing away from sending ya'll home on Friday, but we're gonna fire all of ya. Right. Right, right, right. That's even less do-able than sending 'em home.