Illinois lawmaker, police chiefs discuss Chicago crime following shooting death of Fox News analyst's brother
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An Illinois Democratic state lawmaker and two police chiefs discussed crime in Chicago before a funeral for Fox News analyst Gianno Caldwell's brother, who was killed in June.
Gianno Caldwell and his brother, Christian, in their last photo taken together. (Fox News Digital) Gianno Caldwell is one of nine siblings and said his younger brothers are more like his sons. (Gianno Caldwell) Gianno Caldwell's brother, Christian, was the youngest of the nine siblings and had just turned 18 this year. (Gianno Caldwell) Audrey Conklin is a digital reporter for FOX Business and Fox News. Email tips to audrey.conklin@fox.com or on Twitter at @audpants.
"Gianno is a big brother that works hard every day. He gets up every day trying to make it — not just for himself — but being a role model for his family. He makes money. He supports his family. You have to have someone like Gianno that's going to support their families," Ford told Fox News Digital. "And I think he will turn his pain into purpose and be a bigger support for many more people. So, Christians's death will really embolden Gianno and his efforts to help these communities."
Ford, a longtime friend of Caldwell's, added that "one of the reasons why Gianno works so hard is because he wanted to move his family out of poverty."
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