Martin Preib's Crooked City
Martin Preib's Crooked CityChicago writer on crime, politics, law, and media...
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | martinpreib.substack.com |
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Chicago Elites: Bonfire of the Vanities
It would be difficult to find a news outlet in Chicago more culpable than CBS in destroying the administration of Lori Lightfoot and paving the way for her humiliating loss to a mayor now swiftly and witlessly guiding the city to oblivion e...
No Brainer: Chicago Workers Better Off with Trump
Like so many employees in the service industry, I thought I would work at the Allerton Hotel for a few months, but I ended up working there and at other hotels for nine years. I took the job because I was broke and had to make rent.
Sun-Times Reporter Sending Message to Next Cook County Prosecutor?
If Eileen O’Neill Burke entertains any notion of a fair treatment by the Chicago media in rebuilding a devastated criminal justice system in Chicago, a recent article by Sun-Times’ “watchdog” reporter Robert Herguth should set her straight....
Tribune Reporter’s Disturbing Omissions…Again…
It shouldn’t surprise the few remaining readers of the Chicago Tribune that “reporter” Madeline Buckley just happened to omit asking a central question in yet another story attacking a judge in the crosshairs of the exoneration movement.
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Martin Preib is a retired Chicago Police officer and author of three books, The Wagon and Other Stories From the City, Crooked City, and Burn Patterns,
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