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  CBS News  CHICAGO - Chicago is in the grips of a deadly gang war. At least 275 people have been killed in the city so far this year and many more have been shot, many of them innocent bystanders to the gang violence. Among the latest victims were 12- and 13-year-old girls shot Tuesday night. They survived.Sgt. Matt Little leads one of the teams in Chicago s Gang Enforcement Unit. There are about 200 such officers in th stanley cup e city-- versus 100,000 gang members. Almost all the violence we re seeing now is from the gangs,  Little said.  When there s a shooting we ll respond to the shooting. We ll figure stanley ca  out where we believe the most likely area for retaliation is and we ll work that area trying to both prevent retaliation and possibly build a case on offenders. CBS News rode along with Little s team as dusk fell on poor neighborhoods of vacant lots and high anxiety.  The gangs ha stanley quencher ve lost their hierarchy, so to speak, and without a chain of command, there s really nobody keeping things in check,  Little said. The leaders are mostly in prison -- or dead. Those left are young, reckless, and often terrible shots.        In Chicago hospital,  collateral damage  of gang war never subsidesEmanuel: Chicago s escalating crime about  values Chicagoans trapped between heat and crime  Instead of a bullet with somebody s name on it, we have a bullet that reads  To whom it may concern,   Little said. The result is a spate of shootings that have killed or wounded young children, even toddlers.      Fego Kidnapped Pole Apparently Beheaded On Tape
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