CHICAGO - Four people were shot, two of them fatally Tuesday in Chicago, including a 32-year-old man was shot and killed in South Chicago.
The man was walking on the sidewalk about 9:13 p.m. in the 8300 block of South Crandon Avenue when a male approached him on foot and fired shots, Chicago police said.
He was shot multiple times in the head and pronounced dead on the scene, police said. The Cook
County medical examiner’s office has not released details about his death.
No one is in custody as Area South detectives investigate.
A 21-year-old man was shot and killed inside a vehicle in Park Manor on the South Side.
He was inside a vehicle about 3:55 p.m. in the 7400 block of South Langley Avenue when someone in another vehicle drove up and fired shots, police said.
The man was struck multiple times in the chest and was pronounced dead at the University of Chicago Hospital, police said. The Cook County medical examiner’s office has not released information about his death.
No one is in custody as Area Central detectives investigate.
As for non-fatal shootings, a 22-year-old man was wounded when he was shot in Englewood on the South Side.
He was on the sidewalk about 9:07 p.m. in the 5800 block of South May Street when two people approached him, produced handguns and opened fire, police said.
The man was struck in the leg and back, and his condition was stabilized at the University of Chicago Medical Center, police said.
No arrests have been made, and Area South detectives are investigating.
About an hour prior, a 19-year-old man was wounded when he was shot during an argument in Englewood on the South Side.
He was arguing with someone about 7:53 p.m. in the 6300 block of South Damen Avenue, police said. The man was shot in the foot, and his condition was stabilized at Holy Cross Hospital.
Officers took a suspect into custody after a brief foot chase, police said. A weapon was also recovered.
Area South detectives are investigating.
Tuesday’s shootings come after a Monday where three people were shot citywide.
Although Foxx is as incompetent as they come,this idea of letting felonious criminals waltz away with I-Bonds or electronic monitoring and the letting out of jail way too soon for capital crimes falls on many shoulders, and SURPRISE !! all of those shoulders belong to Democrats. Preckwinkle,Evans and Dart all are guilty and should be held as accountable as Foxx
ReplyDeleteTony, you are almost always right, but apparently you aren't familiar with criminal justice reform. Read up on restorative justice, criminal justice reform and over policing and you might understand where they're coming from. Just kidding. You are right about this, but not sure about Dart's current role in this fiasco.
DeleteWhat aren't you sure about, he is about as complicit as the rest of the incompetent t political hacks....
DeleteWhat I'm not sure about re Dart is the fact that the judges are now responsible for determining whos is released on home confinement and EM. The only thing that he would be culpable for is any shortcomings in the EM program. It seems the judges don't revoke bond when defendants are charged with another crime while out on bond or on EM. I personally think he's an idiot, but most of the problems lie with the judges with affordable bail and not jailing when violating terms of release. It all has to do with criminal justice reform and that's pushed by the State's Attorney and the Chief Judge in my opinion.
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