芝加哥安全嗎? 辛恬直擊最新罪案現場

We often hear from the press that there is a high crime rate in Chicago, especially in cases of shooting. Many of our viewers are also very concerned about this. So I took the opportunity to come to Chicago to report on the Democratic National Congress to do some practical interviews and first-hand investigation. So how is the situation? In fact, on the first day of the Democratic National Congress, on August 19, there was a man holding a gun not far from the venue. He was fighting with the police behind the iron fence for several hours. Of course, I didn't see this in person. But this is according to Chicago police reports and some media reports. In fact, according to Chicago police, at least 23 shooting incidents took place in Chicago on the weekend before the Democratic National Congress. Five people died. At least 14 shooting incidents took place on the first two days of the Democratic National Congress. Five people died. This includes yesterday, August 20, six people were shot and one person died in the shooting incident that took place on South Ashland Avenue in the south of Chicago. Speaking of the south of Chicago, I learned that this is the worst place in Chicago, where many shooting incidents took place. So earlier today, I went to South Ashland Avenue with my team. I wanted to go to the scene of the incident to see what was going on and interview people around me. Did anyone see the scene or hear what happened? When I got there, I asked a lot of people. Then I asked a food truck driver. This person was at the scene. He heard the gunshot and probably knew what happened. One died. And those people got shot over there. The shooting started. He heard 11 or 12 gunshots. The ambulance came and took the injured people to the hospital. Among them, the young man did not come to the rescue and died. Oh. So Ashland is a place for the gangs? 47th Street? Okay. Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah, we're safe. Yeah, we close early and we go early to the house. When do you close? By 6.30. You hide here 30 years? Yeah. Assault weapon. And Chicago? So, Drive-by shooting. Okay. Thank you for being courageous as you say. I should say courageous Kathy. For doing what you're doing. Because knowing that you're capable of elaborating and documenting what you need to say for us to help our voice be heard, that's magnificent. Thank you. And I appreciate that. Thank you. Okay.