Can We Trust CPD Stats ???
SubX.News Street Report | July 31, 2025 Just as thousands poured into the city for Lollapalooza, the “welcome crew” at Clark and Lake wasn’t city greeters or safety staff — it was drugged‑up benders staggering on the sidewalks. The opening…
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Street Report SubX.News | July 30, 2025 | The blood started early. A 69‑year‑old woman in Little Village was hit in a parking lot on 26th Street at 1:21 in the afternoon. The driver sped away. She was taken to…
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Chicago SubX.News Street Reports July 29, 2025 We have to stay clean and strong to make it through a day in Chicago. Lunch at Ann’s Bakery — pierogis, pork stew, chicken kabobs, cookies — keep us fueled. On the South…
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SubX.News Street Reports | July 28, 2025 Bikers invaded downtown Chicago, heading eastbound on Roosevelt from Clinton, stunting in traffic and hauling girls on handlebars down Lake Shore Drive. No police followed. No squad cars blocked intersections. No warnings, no…
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On July 26, 2025, Chicago politicians and nonprofit allies gathered outside a Walgreens at 2350 W. Madison Street to unveil a historical plaque marking the former Illinois Black Panther Party headquarters. Billed as a tribute to radical resistance, the event…
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Chicago – The rain didn’t fail the South Side on July 25, 2025 — the system did. Again. South side of Chicago flooding. Midway Airport are: I’ve lived in this area 90% of my life and this is as bad…
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SubXNews Street Reports from July 25, 2025 The mattress store is gone. The bank is gone. The people are gone. And yet the police are still everywhere—guarding shuttered corridors, breaking up gang funerals, detaining parolees they can’t process. [Photo: Mattress…
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SubXNews Street Report July 24, 2025 The rain didn’t break Chicago — the system did. What began with a storm warning spiraled into a full display of decay: collapsing infrastructure, street-level drug markets, violence on all sides of town, and…
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SubX.News Street Reports The scorching heat of July 23, 2025—with temperatures soaring to 95 degrees—became a crucible that exposed Chicago’s deepening systemic failures across every level of urban life. Child Endangerment and Institutional Neglect The most alarming incident of the…
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Chicago’s impotence was on full display today as a single man took over a federal building with a knife, holding downtown hostage for nearly nine hours, while Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order to deploy teams of social workers…
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