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Chicago Jewish Community Demands Hate Crime Charges After Shooting Incident

Leaders call for hate crime charges against a suspect who shot a Jewish man walking to synagogue, highlighting community safety concerns.

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Updated: Oct 30th, 2024, 4:43 PM ET

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In Chicago, Jewish community leaders are advocating for hate crime charges after a 39-year-old man wearing a kippah was shot by 22-year-old Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi. Following the shooting, Abdallahi fired at responding police and paramedics, prompting concern over a possible hate motive, especially following a rise in antisemitic incidents since October 7. Mayor Brandon Johnson faced backlash for not mentioning the victim's Jewish identity in his statement on the incident. Police investigations continue as the community seeks justice and safety assurances amid growing fears.

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