This Chick Won’t Quit!
By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

Woman files lawsuit after charges against her and son dropped in West Pullman restaurant shooting

In a video showing Jeremy A. Brown punching woman before her son shoots him, the craziness of what transpired can still be seen as two black adults decided to act like children and a child ended up being arrested for separating the two.

Carlisha Hood decided that she would endanger not only herself but her own child in an attempt to argue with an unknown man, Jeremy Brown at a local chicago chicken shack!

After her son murdered the man by shooting him multiple times in the back, Ms. Hood is now suing the city of Chicago as well as the 5 police officers who arrested her claiming they inflicted emotional distress as well as the arrest was false!

what makes all this the more comical, she is suing them for doing a job that if the perp was white, we would be pissed off right now that he or she wasn’t arrested!

To me this goes to show the arrogance of black women and how not only are they never wrong but they don’t know when to stop and isn’t that exactly what got this woman punched in the face in the first place?

CPD arrested 2 after people were seen stomping and dancing on cars near the Chicago Belmont Red Line stop in Lakeview.

CHICAGO (WLS) — A Chicago woman has filed a lawsuit after charges against her and her son were dropped in a deadly shooting at a South Side restaurant.

Carlishia Hood, 35, was flanked by her attorneys in Bronzeville during a news conference where they announced that they have filed a complaint against the city of Chicago and five police officers.

They claim Hood was falsely arrested and maliciously prosecuted and that she has also suffered emotional distress.

“On June 18 of this year, my life changed, my son’s life changed,” Hood said. “Never in a million years would I have imagined being brutally attacked, beaten and then arrested.”

This comes after the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office dropped all criminal charges against her and her 14-year-old son.

Woman speaks out after charges against her in restaurant shooting dropped

Carlishia Hood speaks out after prosecutors dropped charges against her and her son in a fatal restaurant shooting in West Pullman.

Police said Hood was arguing with a man in line. That’s when police said her 14-year-old son came in. As he is watching from the doorway, police and witnesses said the man arguing with his mother, who has been identified as 32-year-old Jeremy Brown, repeatedly punches Hood in the head.

The attack was captured on cell phone video, which went viral after it was shared by a local activist.

Police said as his mother is being hit, the teen fired his gun repeatedly at Brown, shooting him in the back. Police said Brown ran out, and the the mother and son did too, with the son still shooting.

Brown was pronounced dead at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds. Hood and her son were later charged with first-degree murder.

“No one else in the establishment did anything. And so, once he saw his mother get severely hit, he took action,” said community activist Ja’Mal Green.

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Hood’s attorney’s said prosecutors did the right thing and that she was the victim in this case.

“When a woman is violently attacked by a man, an unarmed woman, then she shouldn’t be arrested,” Hood’s attorney Brandon Brown said. “If your mother or sister or daughter were attacked in a restaurant when she is trying to order a cheeseburger, would you expect that she would be arrested?”

Hood and her attorneys did not answer direct questions about the incident. They would only say that she and her son need time to heal and at some point she will present herself again and speak more in depth about what happened.

Her attorneys said wrongful charges have caused great harm to Hood and her family’s reputation.

At one point, Hood said during the news conference that “everything I have worked for has been tarnished.”

Her attorneys said they plan to file additional lawsuits.

ABC7 has reached out to the city for comment.

In addition to the murder charge, the woman had faced a felony count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, CPD said.

But Monday, the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office dropped all charges saying in a statement that, “based upon the facts, evidence and the law, we were unable to meet our burden.”

“What this leaked video did was is it really flipped the prosecutor’s view of the case,” ABC7 Legal Analyst Gil Soffer said. “Before seeing this, they clearly were of the view that the defendant was the aggressor. Now, they are of the view that the person they had formerly seen as the victim was the aggressor.”

Anti-violence groups said they’ve been responding to a recent uptick in shootings in the West Pullman neighborhood. Since May 23, there have been eight shootings and five homicides in the area, according to their count.

ABC7 has reached out to the city for comment.