Chicago Gang Rivals Band Together To Control Neighborhood Drug Trade

Chicago Sun-Times:

At first glance, the intersection of Lexington and Pulaski doesn't look very prosperous.

Ugly, empty lots anchor two of the corners. There's a yellow-painted Dollar Store, ubiquitous in Chicago's low-income neighborhoods. There's a hair salon. And a storefront church where gospel music seeps outside, the only evidence of joy in the otherwise bleak landscape.

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Comments

[47th]

10:25 PM on 08/29/2011

That's the Entrepreneurial spirit!

[ohslimgoody]

08:34 AM on 08/30/2011

LOL oops not meant to be funny I think.