Steve Cochran talked to Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy about the violence on the city’s west and south sides, how the police will handle crowds at Lollapalooza, and the recent workplace shooting in downtown.
Garry McCarthy on city violence and Lollapalooza security
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Garry McCarthy: “I think Chicago is ready for change.”
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Garry McCarthy says “People are scared; we’ve got to do something now.”
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The ‘feisty’ Tribune Columnist Eric Zorn: Let’s discuss Garry McCarthy…
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Walter Jacobson’s Perspective 02-11-18: Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s biggest opponent.
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Top Five@5 (3/22/18): Mark Zuckerberg Answers, Rex Tillerson Says Goodbye, and Icelandic Sports Calls
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Criminal justice reform: The violence is symptomatic
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Steve Cochran Full Show 03.06.18: Girls are the future
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The Carry Out 2-12-18: “The U.S. figure skating team won the bronze, the ski stuff really starts tomorrow and I can’t tell if the kid who won snowboarding is rich or not”
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RefuSHE: Refugee girls are particularly susceptible to exploitation
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Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson: “The idea is to keep the public safe”
