Loyola El Station Part V

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Loyola El Station

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Rogers Park walkthrough 9/27/07 Part V

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Sheridan Road in 30 minutes Part II

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Priority Mail labels, a common item in the graffiti toolkit.

Priority mail labels, commonly used with the “stick it and run” technique of tagging, come from the post office.

I would guess that the Rogers Park post office (on the 7000 block of Clark St.) has a lot of security camera footage of gangbangers grabbing large stacks of these labels.

Gangs utilize stickers to mark more Rogers Park territory, faster.