burningspear

Congrats to you for a job well done.

You have posted enough about the incident. Stop publically discussing the case, including what you claim as damages. Retain a lawyer who is able and willing to file a civil case against Chicago.

I sometimes fear the police more than I fear the bad guy. Also, I understand the reasons many members of the community do not cooperate with the police...a lack of trust.

Vito, I am still here. The forum is still alive and well. No complaints here.

Put the cork back in the bottle. Wait until the Illinois Supreme Court gets the case. Who knows what that court will do......................

Well if slavery returns, I hope I am in the Big House.

For your information, arrests, although infrequent, occur in Chicago for violations of the Illinois Concealed Carry Act. Some are for carrying in prohibited areas such as hospitals, airports, and parks. I do not know how many result in convictions. I know of one case where the defendant was charged in May 2024 with violation of the concealed carry act for carrying in a park. The charges were dismissed, but the firearm was confiscated and destroyed.

And if Trump loses..............

Ditto.

Powerful and cogent. So true.

Chicago 97, Hire an attorney. Period. Full stop.

You would be an outstanding, positive force on the NRA Board. Thumbs up!

I thought the victims were sleeping. However, the State's argument is a hot air balloon with a whole in it.

Rhanni Davis, the accused shooter, may not have been a convicted felon. Mr. Skinny, what is the source of your information that he was a convicted felony? He did not have a concealed carry license or a valid FOID at the time of the shooting, which is relevant to the probable sanctions that may be imposed on the overzealous attorneys for the State.

No. Not even close.