Chicago rocker Billy Corgan described his brother’s mugging early Thursday on a Red Line train as “sad and terrible.”
“He was just sitting there on the train, listening to his iPod,” Corgan told the Chicago Sun-Times Thursday evening. “They obviously set him up to rob him.”
Jesse Andersen, 35, of Evanston, was on a Red Line train about 4:30 a.m., heading to his job at the Hyatt Regency Hotel downtown, when he was attacked, Andersen told WLS-Channel 7.
A woman took Andersen’s iPod, and when he tried to grab it back from her, he was “blocked” by other suspects and then punched in the mouth, Chicago police said. The suspects — described as four males and a female, all between the ages of 15 and 25 — then fled.
Wow. We'll be sure to be on the lookout for these offenders.
The media is slowly reverting to form. We figure their plan is to burn everyone out on the "multiple offender" incidents, and then stop covering it altogether. And then the liberals can go back to feeling good about themselves as Chicago slowly accelerates its decline into Detroit.
The media is slowly reverting to form. We figure their plan is to burn everyone out on the "multiple offender" incidents, and then stop covering it altogether. And then the liberals can go back to feeling good about themselves as Chicago slowly accelerates its decline into Detroit.