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Garry McCarthy talks CCW in Chicago/Illinois

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http://wgnradio.com/2014/02/26/chicago-police-supt-garry-mccarthy-talks-door-to-door-gang-intervention/

 

About 2/3 the way to the end he talks about CCW in Illinois.

 

And he also mentions the "loud music" incident and the popcorn/texting incident, as examples of why CCW is a bad idea. 

 

He also mentioned that someone doesn't become proficient with a firearm with just 16 hours training.

 

By the way he forgot to mention that the guy who shot the popcorn throwing texter in the theater was a retired cop. 

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I would be completely fine with disarming him. This is the guy who repeatedly argued with cops outside his jurisdiction and went on a drunk rampage, shooting out streetlights. He shouldn't be on any police force. He should be in jail. 

 

This was also Cory Booker's police chief for a long time. 

He was the Police Director In Newark before he went to Chicago PD.

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He was the Police Director In Newark before he went to Chicago PD.

 

Yep! Cory Booker even said that he would be missed. 

Yep! Cory Booker even said that he would be missed. 

then you'll have to lead him a little more...

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