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6-month-old Cristiansito is dead and his mother and two siblings are severely injured as a result of a carjacking. (Go Fund for funeral)

What words are there to offer to the Uvidia family whose pain can never fully be felt unless in their exact shoes? A senseless tragedy but way too commonplace now. See strory here.

You steal a car, kill a child, and get charged with a misdemeanor?! In what alternate universe are we living?

The DA in Chicago is Kim Foxx, a Soros-backed puppet. Charging a misdemeanor and releasing these perpetrators is a travesty. It should be first-degree murder because it was during the commission of a crime (Grand Theft Auto) and running from the police. The17yr old should be tried as an adult at least.

Chicago Tribune:Chicago auto theft skyrocketed 55% last year, up more than any other city in the US. But overall motor vehicle thefts are up sharply this year, with 5,375 reports of stolen vehicles through March 5, a 138% increase, according to Chicago Police Department crime statistics.

Until people start suing these DAs and the court system, this will keep on happening. Until they apply political pressure, nothing will change.

By Bekah Lyons

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