The good Samaritan who saved a couple being attacked during the chaos of Chicago's weekend 'Teen Takeover' blasted lame-duck Mayor LoriLightfoot for 'sugarcoating' the mayhem.
The good Samaritan who saved a couple being attacked during the chaos of Chicago's weekend"Teen Takeover" blasted lame-duck Mayor Lori Lightfoot for"sugarcoating" the mayhem.
In the wake of the chaos, Lightfoot criticized journalists who described the events of the weekend as"mayhem." "I'm sorry, Lightfoot. I voted for you … but I can't be involved in any level of sugarcoating what I saw," Dennis shared with Fox News's Garrett Tenney."That was mayhem." "I felt like if I did not intervene, that young man would have gotten killed right there," according to Dennis."It was just something that I had to do because I couldn't accept that."
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