Cicero, illinois: racist, white car chases after oppressed black car; when they stop—after crash—bLACKS occupants shoot each other repeatedly—one travels to nig-napville

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
tuesday, december 10, 2024 at 5:35:00 p.m. est

Cicero, illinois: racist, white (car) chases after oppressed black (car); when they stop—after crash—bLACKS occupants shoot each other repeatedly—one travels to nig-napville

“Cicero, ill. (wls) — one person is dead and at least six other people are injured after a west suburban car chase ended in a shooting and crash in chicago.

“Cicero and chicago first responders went to the scene of the crash at west Roosevelt road and cicero avenue in lawndale just before 12:30 p.m.

“witnesses said a white car was chasing down a black car from Cicero when the black car crashed into two other vehicles at the border in chicago.

“that's when, witnesses said, multiple gunmen hopped out the white car and began firing.

“and then, they rolled over to the side of the street, and no sooner after that, a bucha [?] came, turned [?] guys got out with guns. he [“he,” not they?] just started lighting up the car. [N.S.: That all came from Louis Rainone, who may yet become famous.]

“‘it’s like, it’s a war. that’s what we’re in. we’re in a war,’ Louis Rainone, the owner of Roosevelt gold exchange said.

“a Cicero spokesperson said at least four people suffered gunshot wounds, and one of those victims died on the scene.

Louis Rainone, witness: “‘it’s violence. it’s on an, almost, everyday basis. it’s becoming terrible.

“the chicago fire department said three other people were injured [sic] in the incident.” [N.S.: It was more than that.]

--GRA

N.S.: Note that the killers had an eternity, with which to chase the vics, run them into an accident, jump out of their car, shoot the vics to pieces, jump back into their car and speed away, without being molested by any cops, neither those from chicago, nor those from Cicero. Note, too, however, that as soon as the coast was clear, and they learned that all the bad guys were gone, cops and other first-responders from both cities sped to the crime scene.