CHICAGO NEGRO VIOLENCE - Hyatt Regency hotel at McCormick Place killing was over a Negro making pass at someone's black sow breeding wildebeest girlfriend, prosecutors say - Armonte Hooper, 23, is charged with shooting Courtney Taylor during a birthday party in the lobby of the Hyatt Regency hotel at McCormick Place

A dispute over a woman led to the killing of a West Side man in the lobby of the Hyatt Regency hotel at McCormick Place last weekend, prosecutors said Saturday.

Armonte Hooper, 23, is charged with shooting Courtney Taylor during a birthday party Jan. 23 in the lobby of the hotel, 2233 S. King Drive. In Cook County bond court Saturday, Judge Laura Marie Sullivan ordered Hooper held with no bail.

Prosecutors said Taylor, 25, and his friends had stayed at the birthday party for a short time before deciding to leave. Upon leaving, a male partygoer who Taylor didn't know approached Taylor and his friends and accused Taylor of hitting on his girlfriend.

The man, whom Taylor did not know, was with Hooper — who along with his friends became verbally aggressive toward Taylor and his friends until a fight broke between both groups, prosecutors said.

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HEADLINE: SAG Awards 2016: Take that Oscars — diversity's the big winner tonight - TRANSLATION: I rather be judged by the color of my skin than the quality of my content

Political Correctness... Setting us back in time....

Members of the Screen Actors Guild proved far more inclusive than their film academy counterparts Saturday night, honoring a diverse array of actors during their annual awards show at the Shrine Auditorium and making a pointed contrast to #OscarsSoWhite.

"Look at this stage," “Orange Is the New Black” star Laura Prepon said, motioning to the show's diverse cast while accepting the TV comedy series award. "This is what we talk about when we talk about diversity. Different race, color, creed, sexual orientation."

Idris Elba, who won two awards Saturday, put it more succinctly, making a play on words: "Welcome to diverse TV."

SAG Awards voters gave awards to several actors of color, including "Beasts of No Nation" standout Idris Elba, whose failure to secure an Oscar nomination helped fuel this year's continued #OscarsSoWhite backlash.

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Ten Years of the Budweiser Clydesdales GREAT, GREAT !

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Yet another HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR PLUS LAWSUIT Against the most sued sheriff in America - Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart

Probable Cause in Dart's office  DWB...... Driving While Beaner...

Tom Dart's traffic Nazis impounded thousands of cars of Mexicans in last two years, all for profit.. Source in Sheriff's office says a powerhouse law firm is filing a several hundred million dollar class action racial profiling lawsuit against Dart and a handful of Sheriff officers..  The suit alleges two officers in particular, one being the brother-in-law of Chief Kevin Connelly, has hundreds of illegal beaner impounds just in the last year.. The suit also alleges these folks are being profiled and pulled over without probably cause. The Sheriff's office gets a 500.00 fee for each car impounded and the people usually forfeit their vehicles cause the car is worth less than the fees.  This is a touchy subject for Sheriff Dart who is a raving liberal but turns a blind eye when his office is profiting against the poor communities he claims to support.. Since 2009, the Sheriff's office had collected over 19 million in tow fees, the vast majority of money collected from minorities..

Anchor Baby Ted Cruz tries a new trick - Hey @tedcruz your brilliant public shaming campaign has inspired me to caucus on Monday...For @realDonaldTrump

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Sanctuary City of Chicago - Witness Chases Burglary Suspect 56-year-old Illegal Beaner Parolee Jose A. Ortiz Onto Ice At Belmont Harbor, Fights Him, Holds Him For Cops

Just another "Property Crimes" criminal that Sheriff Tom Dart will release early to commit more crimes upon us citizens & Tom Dart IGNORES all I.C.E. Hold Orders on Illegal Aliens - AMAZING

A career criminal is facing new charges after a tenacious witness allegedly saw him break into an apartment yesterday morning and then refused to let the con get away.

Police say the witness chased 56-year-old parolee Jose A. Ortiz from 3740 N. Pine Grove, across Lake Shore Drive, over a fence, and onto the ice at Belmont Harbor while simultaneously relaying the action in a phone call to 911.

Along the way, Ortiz tried to escape by jumping on a CTA bus, but the driver kicked him off, the witness said.

Police found Ortiz and the witness grappling at the far north end of Belmont Harbor shortly before noon.

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Brookfield IL Security Agent Michael Smithh (33) was assassinated in his vehicle that was parked in front of his house - This murder occurred just after Michael Smith testified in a criminal matter....

BROOKFIELD MAN FATALLY SHOT HOURS AFTER TESTIFYING IN CRIMINAL CASE

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Brookfield Illinois Shooting Leads to Schools on Lockdown - Brookfield police find person shot in vehicle

 UPDATE: BROOKFIELD, Ill.-- A suburban community is rattled after someone shot and killed a man while he was sitting in his car, right in front of his home.

Michael Smith, 33, of the 3700 block of Forrest Avenue in Brookfield, was gunned down Wednesday afternoon. He was pronounced dead at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood at 12:46 p.m., according to police.

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Police in west suburban Brookfield found a male victim shot in a vehicle when officers responded to a report of shots fired early Wednesday afternoon, according to the village’s website.

The website had the following alert: “At 12:09 p.m. the Brookfield Police Department responded to reports of shots fired at the corner of Grant and Forest.”

"Police located a male victim in his vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds and was transferred to receive medical attention. Brookfield Police Department along with local area task force and State Police are currently investigating. Suspects fled the scene in a vehicle."

Dr. Kevin Skinkis, superintendent of Riverside Brookfield High School District 208, said at the request of local authorities his school went into a “shelter in place” procedure in which no one could leave the building and no one could come into the building, but activities and classes in the school went on as normal.

The “shelter in place” remained for 45 minutes before it was lifted.

Brook Park Elementary and S.E. Gross Middle School were placed on a soft lockdown. The lockdown was lifted at 1:25pm today per police recommendation, according to an alert sent to parents.