Four people, including at least one juvenile are being questioned about the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Jhonny Guamán during an apparent robbery attempt as Guamán walked from work in Uptown on Thursday afternoon, according to a source.
Witnesses, friends, and family say Johnny Guamán was fatally shot when two men tried to rob him on the 900 block of West Belle Plaine in Uptown on Thursday afternoon.
A man was battered and carjacked in the parking lot of a South Loop Jewel-Osco store early Friday, according to a CPD report. The incident unfolded less than an hour after a woman reported being attacked and robbed in a Jewel-Osco parking lot in River North.
A series of paintball gun attacks in the Loop and Streeterville left one man with bruises and swelling but no serious injuries. The incidents are part of a citywide pattern of similar drive-by paintball shootings that began in October.
The shooting victim, age 49, walked into Weiss Hospital around 1 a.m. Friday for treatment of a gunshot wound to his right foot. He told police the shooting took place on the 1000 block of West Bryn Mawr around 12:30 a.m.
Police are warning about a series of auto thefts from Loop parking lots over the past month — including at least one in which the offender posed as a lot attendant.
The victim was walking down the 900 block of West Belle Plaine around 2 p.m. when two men emerged from a black Jeep and approached him, according to police and witnesses.
Taggers defaced the landmark statue of Gen. Philip Sheridan at Belmont and Lake Shore Drive Wednesday in a so-called “protest” against police, the mayor, and the colonization of America.
Two more people have been mugged in Lakeview since Tuesday evening as the local police district reports triple-digit a robbery increase during October compared to last year.
Chicago’s upside-down justice system has churned out a real doozy. As usual, when CWBChicago asked the various authorities who were involved in the case to explain what happened, they pointed fingers at each other.
Violet Greco, 20, and 29-year-old Glenesha Currie were arrested in Elkhart County, Indiana, about four hours after their last robbery. A Chicago Police Department helicopter followed them by following pings from a GPS tracking device that investigators placed on the couple’s car after their fourth alleged hold-up.