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Sherlock concludes with pragmatic suggestions for reducing Chicago’s rampant crime: enforce existing laws aggressively, re-establish specialized units dedicated to gun confiscation and gang suppression, and hold prosecutors accountable for pursuing cases effectively. He criticizes policies that disarm police and coddle offenders, emphasizing that the path to safety is through proactive, unapologetic enforcement of law.
He hopes that city leadership recognizes the importance of strong, disciplined policing and the need for community trust, not through slogans or superficial efforts, but through genuine law-and-order policies. In his view, meaningful change will only occur when elected officials support police efforts to restore order and when legal consequences are applied consistently.