Man, this Chi-town cop, John Bartholomew, done got smoked in a hospital, by a dude he had locked up. Another one gone. This ain't just about some cop dying, it's about the whole damn system being broken, for real.

We talking about a hospital, where folks supposed to be getting help. But nah, ends up being a killin' field. Where the security at? Where the mental health support? This ain't just a police problem, it's a community problem. It’s a problem for all of us.

They got cops overworked, underpaid, and then throw them in situations they ain't even trained for. Then they expect them to be perfect. They say the streets are rough for them, but what about us? What about the rest of us out here?

They quick to blame the cops, quick to lock us up. But where the help when we need it? Where the jobs? Where the resources in our neighborhoods? They don’t care. They just wanna keep us down, keep us fighting each other.

Now another man dead, and another family grieving. All because the system failed again. It failed that officer, and it failed the person who shot him. This ain't about being pro-cop or anti-cop. This is about being pro-people.

We need real change, not just empty promises. We need investment in our communities, mental health services, and real opportunities for our youth. We need to hold the system accountable, not just each other.

The streets ain't safe for nobody, not even the police. We need to build something better, something that works for all of us. Stop the violence, start the healing. It starts with us, from the ground up.

Real talk, the system is designed to keep us divided. Black, white, blue – they want us fighting so they can stay on top. We gotta wake up and see the bigger picture. We gotta unite and demand change. For real.

Rest in peace to that officer. This ain't a cause for celebration. This is a wake-up call. We gotta do better, y'all. We gotta build a future where this don't keep happening. No cap.