Biden’s America: Anarchy Rips Through Downtown Chicago Over the Fourth of July

All law and order seemed to evacuate Downtown Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend.

Instead of celebrating with family at a barbeque, thugs took to the Chicago streets to cause chaos.

Lighting off fireworks at police, setting dumpsters on fire, and dancing on Chicago police cars were just a few of the antics on display.

#Chicago wildings caught on camera.
Youths throw fireworks at police. pic.twitter.com/orkcfEqYGQ

— 16th & 17th District Chicago Police Scanner (@CPD1617Scanner) July 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/SportsDataGuy/status/1411853679481733125

Updated view of downtown Chicago. pic.twitter.com/y3Csz8Aw1Y

— armando l sanchez (@mandophotos) July 5, 2021

The scene where police attempted to control a group of hundreds, mostly younger people, in the Loop during the Fourth of July holiday weekend Sunday in Chicago. According Superintendent David Brown more than 60 arrests were made and two officers were injured in the incident. pic.twitter.com/gXkEY6Td9P

— armando l sanchez (@mandophotos) July 5, 2021

The media has downplayed the anarchy by calling this a “disturbance” and “Chicago crowd”:

What the Chicago media calls a "disturbance" https://t.co/vGPbsNCtVz pic.twitter.com/VceOZhSdYv

— 16th & 17th District Chicago Police Scanner (@CPD1617Scanner) July 5, 2021

Chicago crowd sets fireworks, dances on cop cars; at least 61 arrested: reporthttps://t.co/A5sWrZqs26

— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 6, 2021

Here is a clip from Rumble displaying “the crowd”:

Chicago lawlessness is seemingly fueled by the Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and Mayor Lori Lightfoot turning a blind eye to crime.

Ever notice how the Democrats only focus on crime if it fits their narrative?

Here is what the Chicago Tribune is reporting:

Hundreds of young people and Chicago police officers flooded the Loop on the Fourth of July, leading to 57 arrests as fireworks exploded in densely populated areas.

About 8:30 p.m., the contents of a dumpster burned on North Garland Court. When the Chicago Fire Department arrived to extinguish the flames, a firework went off around the corner. An hour later, another dumpster fire blazed on Garland to the west of the Chicago Cultural Center.

Someone set off fireworks in front of a Staples office supply store at North Wabash Avenue and East Washington Street, sending tiny bursts cascading above the street.

A police supervisor picked up a Roman candle as a crowd of people ran by.

About 9:35 p.m., another group surrounded a car and some people jumped on top of it near the Washington and Wabash “L” station.

On Washington, a couple of blocks from Millennium Park, a large group rushed east as police handcuffed a woman in the middle of the street.

Then, Roman candles were set off on Washingtonas cars were stopped in traffic. A few minutes later, large bursts lit up the sky a block west.

Shortly before 11 p.m., police began moving crowds west, chanting “move back” as groups headed toward Wabash. Loud booms continued to go off. Someone bashed a car going down the street.

As crowds dissipated, some small groups stopped to dance. On State Street, someone jumped on a squad car momentarily before crowds continued south.

On Monday, police spokesman Don Terry said the total number of arrests made was 57 — 50 juveniles and 7 adults, mostly on juvenile charges.

“The kids were dispersed last night and this morning,” Terry said. “The situation’s back to normal.”

For about a decade, Chicago police have periodically dealt with large crowds of teens who gather in the downtown area to spend time along the lakefront, Water Tower Place, Millennium Park or other spots when the weather starts to warm up.

Police officials implemented strategies under previous department administrations to address the incidents, which often are coordinated via text messages or social networking websites, in downtown and nearby neighborhoods. Police said the youths in many cases come downtown from the South and West sides using mass transit.

Apparently, there were so many juvenile arrests that the downtown police district didn’t have any more room for them.

Downtown police captain: The 1st District doesn't have room for any more juvenile arrests. Any more juvenile arrests will be taken to the 18th District.#Chicago #ChicagoScanner

— CWBChicago (@CWBChicago) July 5, 2021

District 1 station on overload pic.twitter.com/GL9pS6klIG

— rob87 (@rob8712) July 5, 2021

Chicago Alderman Brian Ward told  WGN News  they had a high number of handguns confiscated from teens ages 15 and 16:

It seems like anarchy and chaos are now synonymous with living in a Democrat-controlled city.

When there are no consequences for illegal actions, who’s going to stop them from happening?

Somehow, through all this, Lori Lightbrain tells the media that crime is down in Chicago.

After blaming former President Donald Trump for Chicago's violence, and pleading for people to "acknowledge" a "surge of violence" in her city, Mayor Lori Lightfoot told Newsmax the data is trending down, calling a question about a crime surge "insulting." https://t.co/YhmWapA0bS

— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) July 5, 2021

https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1412200434341711874

With BLM and Antifa being heralded by the Left, the cities they reside in don’t stand a chance under Biden.

Biden’s America paints a disturbing picture of lawlessness fueled by the deep state’s segregation tactics.