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发帖数: 4124 | 1 警察停了一辆装了耐克鞋的卡车在街上，一个先进好居民锯开封条偷鞋被抓了，其它好
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发帖数: 4124 | 2 Chicago Police 'Bait Truck' Sting Operation Lures Thieves, Angers South Side
Residents
The Chicago Police Department outraged members of a South Side neighborhood
over a sting operation in which they planted a "bait truck" filled with Nike
shoes to entice potential robbers.
August 09, 2018
The Chicago Police Department outraged members of a South Side neighborhood
over a sting operation in which they planted a "bait truck" filled with Nike
shoes to entice potential robbers. Community leaders said the controversial
tactic is entrapment, and it's widening the divide between residents and
law enforcement.
A video posted to Facebook by local activist Charles Mckenzie last Thursday
has been viewed more than 650,000 times and appears to show at least a dozen
Chicago Police officers emerging to arrest a man for breaking into the
parked semi-truck. A nearby freight company, Norfolk Southern Railroad,
confirmed to the Chicago Tribune they were working with CPD on the sting
operation to curb thefts in the area. Police are defending the tactic, but
several community leaders urged the department to use its resources for
something other than an attempt to dupe young Englewood residents.
A Chicago Police Department arrest report for one man arrested in the
undercover sting labeled the joint Norfolk Southern Railroad investigation "
Operation Trailer Trap." The company said three people between ages 21 and
59 were apprehended by police throughout the course of the sting operation.
"This bait truck operation is an unacceptable and inappropriate use of
police resources," said Alderman Roderick Sawyer, 6th, chair of the City
Council's Black Caucus, in a public statement Wednesday. "In a moment where
police capacity is clearly under extreme strain, these sort of tactics are
the last thing we should be spending manpower and energy on."
Mckenzie said the truck parked on 59th Street off the south expressway was
effective in luring at least one young male, with the dozen or so police
arresting David King, 36, shortly before 8 p.m. on August 2. Norfolk
Southern Railroad spokeswoman Susan Terpay described the incident leading up
to the arrest in an email to the Chicago Tribune: "The suspects saw a
parked, unmarked trailer and then proceeded to cut open the safety seal with
box cutters, broke into the back of the trailer and only then did they find
retail shoes in unmarked brown boxes, previously secured and hidden inside."
"I see a truck was there and I hear the guys saying, 'It's a bait truck, it'
s a bait truck,' and I'm out here trying to help the young guys get jobs and
why is a bait truck in Englewood?" Mckenzie told WLS-TV. "It really hurt me
because I'm out here every day fighting so hard to help the young guys to
get jobs to try and help them get other things, and if they've got a felony
in their background they're not going to be able to get a job with anybody."
Echoing what Alderman Sawyer stated in regard to misguided efforts, McKenzie
added: "How can we trust CPD when they're doing things like that? And let
me get this correct, every CPD is not bad, we have some good officers out
here that serve and protect well, honestly. But when they do things like
that it makes all the rest of them look bad."
Mckenzie said he hopes the people within the police department who
authorized the sting operation will be investigated and that Chicago police
should focus their efforts on the city's homicides. "There's a lot of
shootings happening and no murders are getting solved," he added. "People
dying every day and no murders are getting solved but you guys have time in
your schedule to take out to plant a bait truck in our communities?"
Last weekend, 53 people were shot and 10 were killed in Chicago area gun
violence. Mayoral candidate Lori Lightfoot, who is the former head of the
Chicago Police Board, also criticized the undercover Englewood operation. "
Especially after a weekend with seventy shootings and zero arrests, news of
this bait truck operation is an appalling display of misplaced priorities
and a step backwards on the path to trust and legitimacy," Lightfoot said in
a statement.
【在 l*h 的大作中提到】
: 警察停了一辆装了耐克鞋的卡车在街上，一个先进好居民锯开封条偷鞋被抓了，其它好
: 居民怒了。
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发帖数: 19398 | 3 CPD 故意闹事？被陷害了？
现在 CPD听说南部的案子都是缓一缓再过去直接收尸最省事的
加急跑过去自找麻烦万一打到自己怎么办
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【在 l*h 的大作中提到】
: Chicago Police 'Bait Truck' Sting Operation Lures Thieves, Angers South Side
: Residents
: The Chicago Police Department outraged members of a South Side neighborhood
: over a sting operation in which they planted a "bait truck" filled with Nike
: shoes to entice potential robbers.
: August 09, 2018
: The Chicago Police Department outraged members of a South Side neighborhood
: over a sting operation in which they planted a "bait truck" filled with Nike
: shoes to entice potential robbers. Community leaders said the controversial
: tactic is entrapment, and it's widening the divide between residents and
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