Harsher Archives

Cicero Town President Advocates for Death Penalty Reinstatement and Harsher Penalties After Police Officer’s Fatal Shooting

CICERO, Ill. — In the wake of a series of tragic incidents involving law enforcement officers in Illinois, Cicero Town President Larry Dominick has advocated for the reinstatement of the death penalty and the introduction of stricter penalties for crimes against police. Dominick’s call for tougher laws comes shortly after the recent fatal shooting of Oak Park Police Detective Allan Reddins, who was killed in the line of duty. Dominick, drawing on his two decades …

Streeterville Attack Prompts Calls for Harsher Charges and Increased Regulations in Chicago

Chicago, Illinois – Concerns are mounting in the Streeterville neighborhood as residents, business owners, and city council members react to a recent violent incident. The assault on a couple has sparked calls for stricter regulations and felony charges. 2nd Ward Alderman Brian Hopkins, also chair of the Public Safety Committee, expressed his worries over the growing tension in the area. He highlighted the issue of large groups of teens gathering near the AMC River East …

Pregnant Chicago Woman Endures Brutal Teen Attack Leading to Miscarriage, Authorities Push for Harsher Charges

Chicago, Illinois – A Chicago woman suffered a miscarriage following a brutal attack by teenagers, as reported by local sources. The incident occurred in the Streeterville neighborhood where the victim, identified as Nina, was out on a date with her husband. Nina, who was only two weeks pregnant at the time, was targeted by the group of teenagers who physically assaulted her. The teenagers reportedly kicked her stomach, pulled out her hair, and pepper-sprayed her. …

Melbourne Neo-Nazi Leaders Return to Court Facing Calls for Harsher Penalties for “Terrifying” Group Attack

Melbourne, Australia – The Director of Public Prosecutions in Victoria is seeking a tougher penalty for two prominent neo-Nazis accused of a “terrifying” group assault. Thomas Sewell, 31, and Jacob Hersant, 25, were acquitted last year following charges of violent conduct towards hikers at Cathedral Ranges State Park in May 2021. They admitted to a charge of violent disorder and were given lenient sentences by Judge Kellie Blair. The prosecution has now appealed the sentence, …