Case for 2nd Amendment...Chicago High Priority 911 calls, 52% had no police to respond to them....but you don't need a gun...

[2aguy]

The policies of the democrat party, attacking the police and releasing violent criminals have created a situation where 52% of High Priority 911 calls have no police officers to respond to them in the City of Chicago....

Thanks democrats....

New data uncovered by Wirepoints through public records requests to the Chicago Police Department (CPD) reveal that in 2021 there were 406,829 incidents of high-priority emergency service calls for which there were no police available to respond.

That was 52 percent of the 788,000 high-priority 911 service calls dispatched in 2021.

High priority calls include Priority Level 1 incidents, which represent “an imminent threat to life, bodily injury, or major property damage/loss,” and Priority Level 2 incidents when “timely police action…has the potential to affect the outcome of an incident.”

In pre-George Floyd, pre-COVID 2019, there were only 156,016 such instances for which dispatchers had no police available to send – 19 percent of the total number of high priority 911 service calls made that year.

New 2021 Chicago data shows 400,000 high-priority incidents where dispatchers had no police available to send – Wirepoints | Wirepoints

Years of no support from city leadership, anti-policing legislation and the damaging rhetoric of the “defund” movement have taken a toll on Chicago police morale and manpower. All that has left police so thin that, in 2021, one of law enforcement’s most basic functions, responding to...

wirepoints.org

 

[woodwork201]

That's a case for exercising the right. You know the Chicago PD would arrest and jail someone for exercising their right beyond Chicago law while letting go the criminal that the law abiding person used a gun against.

 

[Donald H]

Too many calls because of the moral breakdown of American society.
Too much violence to deal with.
And too dangerous for the police because there's probably going to be a shooting half the time.

Because of too many guns, due to the culture of continuous wars and killing.

 

[M14 Shooter]

You are your own first responder.
You can choose no to respond, but then you place your life in the hands of others.

 

[M14 Shooter]

Too many calls because of the moral breakdown of American society.
Too much violence to deal with.
And too dangerous for the police because there's probably going to be a shooting half the time.
Because of too many guns, due to the culture of continuous wars and killing.

This is where I ask you to demonstrate your claims to be true; you will respond by tucking your tail and running away.
As always.

 

[Donald H]

To all those who it may concern, I don't read or answer to quotes that are from the well known spammers on this board.

And in my opinion, the forum could benefit by other serious posters following suit.
IMHO I believe the future of this forum is threatened by the increased level of deliberate trolling and spamming.

With due respect, I've detected an effort being made by some moderators to correct the situation. Hopefully it won't be too little too late.

 

[M14 Shooter]

To all those who it may concern, I don't read or answer to quotes that are from the well known spammers on this board.

Run away! Run away!
Just like I said.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

The policies of the democrat party, attacking the police and releasing violent criminals have created a situation where 52% of High Priority 911 calls have no police officers to respond to them in the City of Chicago....

Thanks democrats....

New data uncovered by Wirepoints through public records requests to the Chicago Police Department (CPD) reveal that in 2021 there were 406,829 incidents of high-priority emergency service calls for which there were no police available to respond.

That was 52 percent of the 788,000 high-priority 911 service calls dispatched in 2021.

High priority calls include Priority Level 1 incidents, which represent “an imminent threat to life, bodily injury, or major property damage/loss,” and Priority Level 2 incidents when “timely police action…has the potential to affect the outcome of an incident.”

In pre-George Floyd, pre-COVID 2019, there were only 156,016 such instances for which dispatchers had no police available to send – 19 percent of the total number of high priority 911 service calls made that year.

New 2021 Chicago data shows 400,000 high-priority incidents where dispatchers had no police available to send – Wirepoints | Wirepoints

Years of no support from city leadership, anti-policing legislation and the damaging rhetoric of the “defund” movement have taken a toll on Chicago police morale and manpower. All that has left police so thin that, in 2021, one of law enforcement’s most basic functions, responding to...

wirepoints.org

Simple solution to fix the problem. Start a program that promotes common sense gun ownership.