Aggravated burglaries spike worries police may not be listening

Aggravated bur??? ??glaries spike worries police may not be listening

On Tuesday, June 28, a 23-year-old man was shot and killed in the 700 block of S. Grand Avenue in the Southside. The man was found dead on the rear porch after attempting to break into a home, police said. The victim’s name was not released.

A 16-year-old boy was shot and killed earlier the same night in the 600 block of West Stony Creek Lane in the Brighton Park neighborhood, police said. No arrest has been made in t?????hat case.

In response to this year’s spate of gun violence, the Chicago Police Department issued an advisory Thursday night warning residents to take “extra precautions.”

“Residents should be advised to stay on the alert and act on the information they receive,” Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said in a statement.

“The community’s need for additional training on how to take advantage of the ‘gun-free zones’ and keep their gun-free zones from becoming deadly environments is understandable. These special measures can’t be enough and they should be expanded upon to provide additional services to individuals living in the area and families who may be visiting their loved ones here.”

A city-wide program will be announced next week to address gun violence.

On the South Side, police have not released a suspect in a fatal shooting in the Englewood neighborhood Thursday night. The shooting took place in the 1300 block of South Jackson Avenue, police said.

Police have been investigating several recent shootings in the Englewood neighborhood, including the fatal shooting of a man in the 4200 block of South Western Avenue in late November. The man was taken t??? ???o St. Bernard Hospital with life-threatening injuries.

The man is expected to survive, officials said.

Also this week, the man who allegedly took a gun from the 3200 block of East Pulaski Road to his car was taken into custody on a charge of aggravated discharge of a weapon.

Donald trump jr speaks at republican convention,” 1 July 2016

Donald trump jr speaks at republican convention,” 1 July 2016

Just one day before he announced that his daughter would be his running mate, Donald Trump wrote on Twitter: “The DNC and Hillary Clinton are co???nspiring against Hillary. And don’t believe Hillary.”

Just one day before he announced that his daughter would be his running mate, Donald Trump wrote on Twitter: “The DNC and Hillary Clinton are conspiring against Hillary. And don’t believe Hillary.” 10 July 2016

This is not an official endorsement of the candidate. His campaign could not immediately be reached for comment.

Trump says: “I think she’s got a great chance of winning the nomination. I see her running the campaign, as the leader and as the choice.”

Trump ??????says: “I think she’s got a great chance of winning the nomination. I see her running the campaign, as the leader and as the choice.” 7 July 2016

The party’s convention will be held next Monday in Cleveland.

The party’s convention will be held next Monday in Cleveland. 6 July 2016

Hillary Clinton’s campaign accused Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., of using a campaign email account during the campaign. Mr Trump’s son released a statement in response.

Hillary Clinton’s campaign accused Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., of using a campaign email account during the campaign. Mr Trump’s son released a statement in response. 5 July 2016

Trump tells voters: “You have had the great pleasure of watching your candidate and Vice President [Joe Biden] on ‘The Apprentice’. If that is your choice, that will be your president, not mine. Your choice should be respected.”

Trump tells voters: “You have had the great pleasure of watching your candidate and Vice President [Joe Biden] on ‘The Apprentice’. If that is your choice, that will be your president, not mine. Your choice should be respected.” 31 June 2016

“He has no right to comment,” an adviser said. “He is the president. He has no right to comment.”

“He has no right to comment,” an adviser said. “He is the??? president. He has no right to comment.” 30 June 2016

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Coordinators expected to boost community justice

Coordinators expected to boost community justice

New research by Lenny Bickerton and others shows that those who are directly involved in the community justice process are more likely to reduce and reform offending behaviours.

Using information gathered from more than 2,000 part??? ??? ??icipants in a small survey, researchers from the University of Canterbury and the University of Auckland investigated the links between community justice and reducing offending behaviour.

They found that those who were directly involved in the process were nearly eight times more likely to reduce offending behaviour and nine times more likely to reform offending behaviour over a four-year period.

Those who were involved in an existing community justice model were also more likely to reduce offending behaviour than those who weren’t.

While they were only responsible for 5 per cent of offenders over a five-year period, they contributed nearly 30 per cent of the overall re??? ??? ?ductions in offending.

The researchers believe that community justice is a strong predictor of future reduction in offending behaviour.

They believe community justice has been found to result in more individuals, organisations and the government contributing more money to p??? ?? ???ublic services, reducing health risk and boosting trust between citizens and government in the community.

There may be several reasons why this is the case, such as more emphasis on tackling crime and providing support and protection for youth and vulnerable people in prisons.

“However,” Dr Bickerton said, “I would like to add that more funding was spent on community-based solutions to the problem of offending and more people with strong community interests were involved, so more people were able to make that money go further.”

He explained that people who had a role in shaping the environment of a community were much more likely to support changes to address offending behaviours, and to be involved in the community-based solutions.

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