Bricks thrown through window of Ald. Ray Lopez’s Brighton Park office

Two people threw bricks through the window of Ald. Ray Lopez’s (15th) office Sunday in Brighton Park on the Southwest Side.

They were seen throwing the bricks at 11:43 p.m. at the office, 2736 W. 47th St., according to Chicago police.

The suspects ran away and no one is in custody as Area One detectives investigate, police said.

Lopez called out Mayor Lori Lightfoot in a tweet about the incident early Monday.

“When you Mayor, refuse to call out the terror attacks on our communities, especially on their electeds, criminals only feel more emboldened to continue their reign,” Lopez wrote. “Glass can be replaced, peace of mind and security cannot. Your silence is destroying this city!”

Ald. Ray Lopez via Twitter

Lightfoot on Monday morning said attacks on any elected official can’t be tolerated, and promised to provide the resources needed to protect Lopez’s home and ward office.

The incident comes more than a week after someone threw a brick into Lopez’s Brighton Park home and set fire to a neighbor’s garage on July 9.

Lopez told the Sun-Times he blamed gang members for that incident, stating that it stemmed from a confrontation he had with gang members hours earlier in the 4300 block of Fairfield Avenue.

Contributing: Fran Spielman

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