Badly beaten Chicago police officer Jimmy Sherlock recovers as police look for attackers - Mob of blacks attacked him after leaving White Sox Game

White citizens & tourists are being attacked, beaten, robbed and more by out of control black mobs in Chicago

 

 

 

Sherlock, whose father, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were all Chicago police officers, is a six-year Chicago Police Department veteran assigned to the South Chicago District on the South Side.

 

Chicago police Officer Jimmy Sherlock is recovering at his home after being beaten unconscious while off duty during a robbery in the South Loop that he barely remembers, a frustrating circumstance that has he and his police brethren looking for the public's help.
"They came from behind; I don't really remember much at all," Sherlock said Monday. "I was knocked out cold."
Sherlock, whose father, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather were all Chicago police officers, is a six-year Chicago Police Department veteran assigned to the South Chicago District on the South Side.
He has hearing loss in his left ear, an injured arm and a broken collarbone, shoulder blade and rib, he said.
"It's going good," Sherlock said. "Each day is better."
The attack happened about 12:15 a.m. June 29 in the 2000 block of South State Street after Sherlock left the second game of a long White Sox doubleheader early with a friend. He said goodbye to his father, Detective James Sherlock, who was working at the game, and left. Both he and his friend were on bicycles.
They rode for a while but split up, with Sherlock heading to his South Loop home.
"I just remember seeing a group at about 20th and State and … I don't remember anything after that," Sherlock said.

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