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They could have heard what she had to say though. An entire neighborhood being scared to talk to her just sounds crazy. Then again, like I said in the post above, I'm not from Chicago so I can't really speak on how Chicago operates.
man, i grew up in the hood, the northside of st. louis & it's the same way (probably in every hood) ... nobody wanna hear what the cops saying, the entire hood, it's not farfetched at all. long gone are the days when we trust cops enough to speak to them, they aren't from the community & haven't worked to establish relationships in the hoods they patrol, which goes a long way. in addition like someone said before, you get caught speaking to twelvy, there goes all your credibility & sometimes your life. which is a large reason why so many murders go unsolved, after you speak to them you still have to live there, while they hightail it out to some other community they actually live in. i've seen family members at odds over this, it's sad but true.