"For the first time since 1999, serious crime took a holiday Monday in Chicago.

Police Superintendent Phil Cline says none of the city's nearly three (m) million citizens got shot. And nobody was murdered.

Cline says he was amazed to wake up yesterday and find no news of any overnight shootings or killings. He attributes the success to the pressure the department's putting on gangs -- and a little bit of luck.

Last year, Chicago had 600 killings and just over three-thousand aggravated batteries by firearm."

http://www.wqad.com/Global/story.asp?S=2393366

dupe from days ago

Quoted: "For the first time since 1999, serious crime took a holiday Monday in Chicago. Police Superintendent Phil Cline says none of the city's nearly three (m) million citizens got shot. And nobody was murdered. Cline says he was amazed to wake up yesterday and find no news of any overnight shootings or killings. He attributes the success to the pressure the department's putting on gangs -- and a little bit of luck. Last year, Chicago had 600 killings and just over three-thousand aggravated batteries by firearm." http://www.wqad.com/Global/story.asp?S=2393366

But the gun ban just sunsetted for the rest of the US!

BigDozer66

Quoted: ...and just over three-thousand aggravated batteries by firearm."

How does that work?

Ain't Chicago a great place to live?

dupe

and

post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy