HATE CRIME IN CHICAGO: Massive shootout between offender and Chicago Police started as anti-Semitic hate crime

You probably heard about the two-and-a-half minute gun battle between a violent offender and Chicago Police.  What you probably didn’t see in most of the news was the overt hate crime against a Jewish man that started the whole incident in motion.  In fact, our sources tell us that the shooter was an illegal alien of the radicalized Muslim variety that came (illegally) into America in March 2023.

Rumors blowing through Chicago have this incident as a clear-cut hate crime carried out against a Jewish resident of West Ridge. pic.twitter.com/3TB4vWUWpq

— Chicago Contrarian (@ChicagoContrar1) October 27, 2024

Be sure to play the second video (the one on the right above) to hear gunfire in the background as police called for more help over the radio.

CWB Chicago has more, sans the anti-Semitic beginning of the incident…

CHICAGO — The 23-year-old gunman who shot a man in West Rogers Park on Saturday morning returned to the scene and engaged Chicago police officers in a two-and-a-half-minute shootout, officials said. The gunman was hospitalized with gunshot wounds and the initial victim was treated and released, but no other injuries were reported, according to CPD.

Police initially responded to a call of a person shot in the 2700 block of West Farwell around 9:35 a.m. Witnesses reported that a 39-year-old man was walking on the sidewalk when a gunman wearing a bright safety vest opened fire on him from behind.

The gunman fled the scene after the shooting, but police located a safety vest discarded in the area a short time later.

As police and fire personnel were handling the situation, the gunman returned to the area and began shooting. One round struck a Chicago Fire Department ambulance. Cops returned fired.

For more than two minutes, the man popped up at different locations to squeeze off rounds toward first responders, CPD Chief of Detectives Kevin Bruno said during an evening press conference. At one point during the shootout, gunfire could be heard on the local police radio channel as an officer tried to provide information from the scene.