After 4 fatal shootings overnight, Chicago police announce they will be ramping up patrols on CTA services as soon as Sunday.
A 29-year-old man was shot and killed while riding on a Red Line train early Saturday on the South Side and Chicago Police Department said they will be increasing their presence on the CTA as soon as Sunday.
“Incidents like these, whether on the CTA or in our neighborhoods have no place in this city,” Brown said. “It is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. No resident should think twice about their safety on any part of the CTA or in our neighborhoods.” “Our department continues to expand our presence on the CTA as well as our proactive policing strategies through adding more and more Chicago police officers to the CTA.”
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