As the Democratic National Convention kicked off in Chicago, the city was struck by a wave of violence that left eight people shot and three dead on the first day alone.
The shootings occurred across multiple neighborhoods, casting a shadow over the political event aimed at highlighting the city’s progress and hosting capabilities.
The incidents took place amid increased security measures, yet the violence underscored ongoing concerns about crime in Chicago.
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Local law enforcement officials are investigating the shootings, but no suspects have been apprehended so far.
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The tragic events have intensified the spotlight on Chicago’s crime rates, which remain a focal point for both residents and political leaders.
