A Walgreens in Chicago is closing its doors, citing rampant crime and theft, of course,

and now the residents in this town are blaming Walgreens for leaving and saying this should be

qualified as a corporate crime. The lack of accountability on this one is crazy. Let's talk about it.

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You know, sometimes we have to look at our communities and say our communities have a problem,

and it's a problem that we need to fix.

And this story really exemplifies that.

Let's get into the news.

This Walgreens has been in the Chatham neighborhood for decades, a place where residents could walk and pick up their prescription. That will soon change, as Walgreens says, it's closing its doors for good. Do right by us. Thank you, right by us. They're making their message clear and known walking inside the Walgreens.

What do you mean? Do right by us. Do right by us. Do right by yourselves. Okay.

Your community members are robbing this Walgreens. They're making it unsafe for the workers of the

Walgreens. And guess what? The owners are going, well, it doesn't make sense for us to have this

store here. We are losing

more than we're gaining. And so we must leave as any business owner would do if they could do.

And here you are outside the streets saying, do right by us. Do right by yourselves.

Hold your community members accountable. 87th in Cottage Grove. They don't care about the well-being. It's not

their family that's on these meds. Walgreens recently announced it's closing its doors on the

Chatham neighborhood due to a higher level of theft and violent incidents, leaving the closest

location now more than a mile away. Daryl Smith says he relies on this Walgreens because

his 76-year-old mother had a lung transplant and takes 54 pills a day.

He says during his lunch break, he gets her medication from this Walgreens in the Sixth Ward.

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