Former Chicago detective says one city's murder plunge offers Windy City crime blueprint
President Donald Trump had signed an executive order in September 2025 authorizing the deployment of the National Guard, allowing troops to arrive in Memphis that fall.On Monday night alone, nine people were shot across Chicago, including three who were killed. You want people to say, 'hey, people are going out to do something, a robbery, a burglary or whatever. Let's do it a different time, a different place.
- ▪President Donald Trump had signed an executive order in September 2025 authorizing the deployment of the National Guard, allowing troops to arrive in Memphis that fall.On Monday night alone, nine people were shot across Chicago, including t
- ▪You want people to say, 'hey, people are going out to do something, a robbery, a burglary or whatever.
- ▪Let's do it a different time, a different place.
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Chicago Former Chicago detective says one city's murder plunge offers Windy City crime blueprint Nine people were shot across Chicago on Monday night alone as the city operates with 2,500 fewer police officers By Adam Sabes Fox News Published August 13, 2026 7:00am EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Ex-Chicago cop reveals the Southern city that could hold key to crime crisis Retired Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Eugene Roy tells Fox News Digital the city should look to Memphis, where homicides fell sharply after the National Guard moved in.
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