Chicago 'defund the police' politician protected by police amid shooting, accused of hiding...

A prominent Chicago Democrat who has condemned "systemic racism" in police departments and pushed to redirect funding away from law enforcement has suggested she was herself a victim in a carjacking and shooting incident involving her security detail late last month – an incident that only became public knowledge on Wednesday.
Two suspects reportedly tried to hijack the car of a member of Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle's security detail outside her home in Hyde Park Sept. 27
Although she wants to defund the police, the president’s protective detail has only grown in size," Morrison noted. He faulted her for "hypocrisy."
During a Tuesday board meeting focused on whether or not Columbus Day should become Indigenous People's Day, Morrison lamented the board's lack of focus on the violence in Chicago. "As of today, we have 627 people killed in Chicago, 3,634 people shot in Chicago, 261 children shot, 41 of them dead — 17 and under," he noted.
Morrison told Fox News that the violence traces back to Preckwinkle's defunding efforts, among other things. He noted that the areas impacted by "inadequate funds" for police are "overwhelmingly communities of color."