ICE agent's plea for help ignored by Chicago police, sparking outrage

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A recent dispatch call in Chicago has raised concerns after a federal agent's request for assistance was reportedly ignored by local police. The incident began when a suspect ran an ICE agent off the road, leading to a call for help. However, the dispatcher instructed all units to "clear out" and not respond, stating, "We're not going over there." Jody Weis, former Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department and retired FBI special agent in charge, expressed shock at the delayed response. "Law enforcement agents call for help, and the Chicago Police Department didn't respond to that immediately. Now, to be fair, they did respond. One hour and ten minutes later," Weis said. He criticized the decision to delay assistance, especially given the potential threat from protesters and demonstrators.