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“And they’re not getting paid for this, they’re doing this because they’re invested in their community.Addison Consolidated Fire Dispatch - NorthĪddison Consolidated Fire Dispatch - SouthĪlgonquin Lake in the Hills Fire - Digital “These guys right here come out when a community member is hurt, when someone is robbed, whenever someone does violence to another person, they are always out here,” he said. Snelling said he was glad cooler heads prevailed, but added that he hoped the standoff taught a lesson to the younger protesters about community connections they have to make. But no one from the North Side or Indiana or any place other than Englewood can come here and do that.” “If you’re from Englewood, if the people on 56th Street want to come over and protest the police, they can do it. And there will be nobody speaking for Englewood and there will be nobody protesting in Englewood,” he said. “It took a while for some of them to see where we were coming from, but I guess one of the organizers got the message that we wasn’t happy. “Unfortunately, we were met by some angry community members who didn’t want us to organize in the community,” youth coordinator Miracle Boyd said in the video. A tweet from GoodKidsMadCity, among the organizers, included a video of several young activists explaining their group didn’t participate “because aggressive agitators were being disruptive & tried to provoke us into a violent confrontation.” Longtime activist Andy Thayer left the protest, saying he understood where the residents were coming from and didn’t want to threaten their safety.Ī much smaller crowd of young people marched south on Loomis, under the watchful eye of police. They were very good and I appreciate it.”Įventually, activists began peeling off from the larger group Tuesday evening. Then there was, ‘He’s dead.’ All of those things were total and complete lies,” Snelling said. “From the very beginning, people kept saying (Latrell Allen) was 15 years old. Larry Snelling, who was on hand for Tuesday’s demonstration, praised the men, saying they helped soothe angry citizens convinced police had killed a teenager that day.

There were competing bullhorns, point-counterpoint screaming sessions and some shoving that called officers standing by to action.Įnglewood police Cmdr. Some of the neighborhood men got in the faces of the young protesters, and more than once it looked like a fight would break out. They’re throwing a party,” said Kidd, 42. It was the inconvenience it posed to working-class residents and the threat to the fragile peace in a troubled neighborhood they say has been unfairly linked to downtown looting the day after the police-involved shooting. “And they’re going to get pulled over and thrown on the ground and harassed for no reason.”īut the anger from the older men wasn’t just because of the protest, they said. “So now these (television news) cameras are going to leave, those people are gonna leave and our kids are on the street playing,” Smith said.

You come and shut down 63rd Street, all this extra manpower, they’re mad,” he said. The police are going to be pulling our kids out of cars for no reason. “When they leave, the police are going to be pulling us over. Sanchez / Chicago Tribune)ĭarryl Smith, president of the Englewood Political Task Force, described how such protests upset the balance of the neighborhood. Darryl Smith, an Englewood resident, speaks through a megaphone while arguing with protesters after asking them to leave the neighborhood during a rally outside the Chicago Police Department's 7th District on Aug.

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