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CHICAGO (AP) - Police planned to increase patrols and put SWAT officers and specialized units on the streets over the weekend, a show of force aimed at deterring violence like the three dozen shootings that left nine people dead last weekend.
"Weather permitting, we will have our helicopter up," said police spokeswoman Monique Bond, who said Thursday night was relatively quiet, with only four shootings, none fatal.
Meanwhile, religious leaders said they had persuaded some churches to open their doors in the afternoons and evenings to protect people from gunfire.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080426/D909HFD80.html
Yes....This is nothing like Iraq......
I am still waiting for people to be up in arms about this and start protesting any day now....Where is Cindy Sheehan when we need her. When are these people going to give peace a chance!
"Weather permitting, we will have our helicopter up," said police spokeswoman Monique Bond, who said Thursday night was relatively quiet, with only four shootings, none fatal.
Meanwhile, religious leaders said they had persuaded some churches to open their doors in the afternoons and evenings to protect people from gunfire.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080426/D909HFD80.html
Yes....This is nothing like Iraq......
I am still waiting for people to be up in arms about this and start protesting any day now....Where is Cindy Sheehan when we need her. When are these people going to give peace a chance!