Superintendent Eddie Johnson flooded the streets with an addition 1,500 officers in a bid to combat the expected jump in criminal activity. He reported 42 shootings, which killed six people and injured a further 66, between the time-frame of 6pm on July 3 and midnight on July 7. The totals were far lower than during the last four-day Fourth of July weekend in 2017, which ended with more than 100 people shot including 15 who died.
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