Bernard Garbo

The community will gather Saturday afternoon -- the second rally against violence this week.

"We are taking back our community one step at a time," a police sergeant said at an outdoor roll call.

Residents participated in a peace walk Monday night to protest recent street violence.

A police spokeswoman said residents asked for more meetings, so fewer officers are able to attend.

Ombudsman Chicago said it accidently applied for a permit, sparking an early revolt from some residents.

Three people have been stabbed, and three people have been shot on the Far North Side since last week.

Police Cmdr. Thomas Waldera said patrols were increased after the murder of Blake Lamb in July.

Four people were arrested for violating parole while holding guns in the videos, police said.

Dozens of Chicago and Evanston police officers will gather in a Popeyes parking lot to discourage crime.

A woman said she was shoved into a car after being groped while walking home from a friend's house.

Some members of the community haven't missed any of the murder suspect's pretrial hearings.