A Black Convicted Felon Carjacking Suspect on Parole Shoots Three Police Officers in Chicago on July 30

Thursday morning, July 30, three Chicago police officers were shot when a black man in custody opened fire on them.  He was a convicted felon with a long criminal history and was on parole at the time.

This happened at the Grand Central District police station in the Austin neighborhood (one of the worst areas in the city for the shootings and murders.

One officer was struck in the shoulder, another in his ballistic vest and a third in his hip.  Two were treated and released and one remained hospitalized as of Saturday.

Of course, how the suspect could have been under arrest and still have a weapon (supposedly secreted in his private parts area) needs to be further investigated.

Officers returned fire, striking the 25-year-old offender, but he was not killed.  Here was a black man doing something like this and not being killed.  How about that?

I have not heard anything about BLM or the NAACP or any black community activists saying they are sorry about what happened to the police.  They were probably celebrating the shootings.

I did not see any "demonstrations" anywhere saying thank you to the cops for not killing this felon.  I did not see any where they had posters and signs saying they were sorry that one of their people had done such a dastardly act.

Real Police Brutality Here.  --Old Secesh