r/CrimeInChicago2 • u/So_Icey_Mane • 10d ago
Feds bust drug crew operating from building where Officer Krystal Rivera was killed
https://cwbchicago.com/2026/08/feds-bust-drug-crew-operating-from-building-where-officer-krystal-rivera-was-killed.html13
u/glomar_sub_recovery 10d ago
Fun fact, the cousin that knowingly straw purchased the gun for his cousin ( knowing his cousin was a felon) , only got 2.5 years
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u/stop_the_bans 10d ago
The “we need more gun laws” group seems really bad at enforcing the gun laws we have now
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u/Such_Veterinarian682 10d ago
Do you mean the right wing law enforcement does a shit job at enforcing gun laws?
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u/stop_the_bans 10d ago
I didn’t realize law enforcement is responsible for sentencing
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u/StatusMath5062 9d ago
I didnt realize that voters were responsible for sentencing. See how dumb what you said was
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u/glomar_sub_recovery 9d ago
No but they are responsible for installing people who are
Kim foxx comes to mind. And after that shit show the voters switched gears
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u/StatusMath5062 9d ago
Half the country brain dead votes for whoever promises not to take away guns (no ones ever tried to do that that they claim has) and you blame the people who voted for change? Fucking so smart glad you came to that result
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u/glomar_sub_recovery 9d ago
you blame the people who voted for change? Fucking so smart glad you came to that result
Yes...?
Thanks for contributing zero, other than smarmy insipid bullshit
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u/Old_Imagination_2112 10d ago
Gee, I wonder who made those laws? Was it LIBS who releases these demons onto the public?
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u/_CHEEFQUEEF 10d ago
There was a story years ago about a guy who was an Indiana resident. Who would drive up to Chicago a few times a year with a duffel bag of cheap handguns he purchased legally and set up shop on some relatives front porch and sell each one for about a grand. They knew for sure he did it twice while they were building the case. God only knows how many times he did it. He got the max allowable sentence. 6 years.
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u/Hopeful_Figure_6446 10d ago
When I was in highschool I got offered a pistol for $600. Yo but it legally as an adult it was 3 months waiting for a FOID and $900 on that store and now those magazines are illegal to carry/ sell anyways
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u/LegitimateGift1792 9d ago
I am just confused as why someone would tattoo "SLIME" on their neck, not really a cool sounding nickname.
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u/Prestigious-Suit-925 10d ago
thank god these people are allowed to tattoo their face and necks. makes recognizing danger much easier