Anatomy of a heroin ring: a west-side drug organization that employed dozens and served thousands
Tag: gang violence
Rahm announces another “new initiative” that’s decades old
The mayor’s plan to raze troubled buildings sounds a lot like the one Mayor Daley “introduced” in 1992
Chicago’s crime problem: A matter of “perception”
If Chicago’s crime problem is only a matter of “perception,” then why are police being asked to work extra patrols on their days off?
Drug arrests on top of drug arrests
Chicago police officials keep announcing more drug busts, but it’s not clear what’s actually changed on the street
The politics of drug busts
The Emanuel administration gets aggressive about displaying dope on the table
Besieged
West Humboldt is one of America’s biggest open-air drug markets. What does that mean for its residents?
Can the virus of violence be filmed?
A gang crimes cop points out what The Interrupters missed
The color of his skin
The color of his skin, part 2: A missing gun, a wavering prosecution, and decades of regret
The color of his skin
Joe Henson died because he was black. Forty years later, his daughter wants justice.