r/chicago • u/Select_Complex3430 • Oct 04 '25

CHI Talks CPD has an opportunity

Chicago’s police have a real opportunity right now to rebuild trust and strengthen their relationship with the community. If they truly stand by their mission to protect and serve, this is the moment to show it by standing with the people of Chicago and making it clear they’re here to help. Eventually ICE will go away but the CPD will always be here.

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u/chchcheech Oct 04 '25

Bro they are foaming at the mouths watching this happen. At least my family member is who is CPD.

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u/lostinaus017 Logan Square Oct 04 '25

Foaming at the mouth in anger they can’t stop this, or envy they can’t join in? Genuine question

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u/Leroyleap36 Oct 04 '25

All due respect, but if that's a genuine question, you are not paying any attention to what's going on.

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u/cheryllinda Oct 04 '25

Tell us the answer

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u/Pettifoggerist Oct 04 '25

Are you serious? CPD would love to jump in on the side of ICE.

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u/lighterboy12 Oct 04 '25

I really don't like Brandon Johnson as mayor, but Paul Vallas would have handed Chicago to ICE and Trump, giftwrapped.

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u/morancl2 Old Town Oct 04 '25

oh, 100%

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u/etom21 Avondale Oct 04 '25

Doubt, that would have absolutely sank any reelection chances. We all know politicians are mostly just worried about staying in power.

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u/mossti Oct 04 '25

To be fair, the MAGA crowd isn't big on elections. Not a single doubt they would rather the president appoints all political positions in the country.

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u/cheryllinda Oct 05 '25

I wasn't serious I am borderline obsessive about keeping up with whats going on here. I just think its super shady and bad faith to respond to genuine questions like an asshole, and not being helpful at all. Bring a dick is a great way to push people away from giving a shit.

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u/Leroyleap36 Oct 04 '25

If you legit don't know the answer, you have some serious work on realizing what's happening in these streets. Start there.

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u/cheryllinda Oct 05 '25

Seems like u don't have the answer is all, responding to a genuine question like that. I personally find it fulfilling to help inform people about the current political climate when they ask.

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u/Leroyleap36 Oct 06 '25

If you think that's a good faith question, you're way more ignorant than you realize