33 people were shot in Chicago over the weekend under a lenient mayor on crime.

A slew‍ of weekend shootings over the weekend left at least 33 shot—with 6 dead and 27 wounded—in Chicago, where the Democratic mayor has called “defund the​ police”‌ a ⁣”real political goal.”

The city ‍has averaged 13 homicides ⁣per week in the past year, compared with 10 per week in 2019, according to a local ABC affiliate. The bloody weekend was the deadliest this month.

The‍ shootings come under the tenure‌ of recently ⁣elected mayor Brandon Johnson, ⁣who ‌took office in May after arguing the city should “have health professionals, not police,‌ respond ‍to crisis calls.” He was the‍ only candidate who did ⁣not support filling the 1,600 vacancies‌ in the Chicago Police Department. Johnson’s predecessor,‍ former mayor Lori Lightfoot, pushed similar soft-on-crime​ policies that included hiring mental ⁤health workers “to ‌respond to 911 calls.”

The City Council is set to hold⁣ a hearing titled “Treatment, Not⁢ Trauma,” which aims to ‍reform how⁤ the⁢ police respond to mental health crises.

After a violent weekend in April in which hundreds⁣ of juveniles wreaked havoc downtown, Johnson ⁤ said the smashed windows ⁣and wounded ​bystanders were due to a lack of “spaces for youth to gather safely.” The city sent ⁣”peacekeepers” into the streets to stop violence during Memorial Day weekend but‍ subsequently charged a man wearing a peacekeeper’s vest⁣ in⁤ connection with a street scuffle.