Chicago alderman slams state's attorney Kim Foxx for response to looting: 'Too little, too late'

Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx has "failed consistently" to protect Chicagoresidents from violent crimes, a Democratic city council member told "Fox & Friends First" on Friday.

Alderman for Chicago's 15th Ward Raymond Lopez, whose office and home have been vandalized in recent weeks, is calling out Foxx after she approved 42 charges, the majority being burglary, amid a second wave of rioting and looting in the Windy City this week.

"This is too little, too late at the moment," Lopez told hosts Jillian Mele and Todd Piro. "We should've been doing felony charges two months ago when the city of Chicago was first rioted and ransacked by these organized looters."