Chicago's New Mayor Defends Teens Amid Unrest and Large Gatherings.

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Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson responded to the violent “teen takeover” of the city’s downtown area by urging the public not to “demonize” the rampaging young people who set cars on fire, clashed with cops and damaged private property. Two nights of unrest, which were organized on social media, saw packs of out-of-control teens clash with cops, brawl with one another, vandalize property, and break into and set cars on fire. Johnson urged the public to create spaces for youth to gather safely and responsibly, under adult guidance and supervision, to ensure that every part of the city remains welcome for both residents and visitors.
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