Prosecutors say a Chicago man opened fire on another driver during a road rage incident near Chinatown, just two months after he was given “first-time gun offender probation.”
A 16-year-old Chicago boy was permanently blinded in one eye after he intervened in “play fighting” on a Red Line train and got shot in the face, prosecutors said as they filed attempted murder charges against the alleged gunman.
The man who shot a 16-year-old boy in the head while riding a Red Line train near Cermak-Chinatown is still on the loose, Chicago police said on Sunday evening.
A suspect is in custody after a 16-year-old boy was shot in the head while riding a Red Line train near Cermak-Chinatown overnight, Chicago police said.
A Cook County judge in Chicago ordered an alleged “Kia Boy” held on $250,000 “not just for the public’s safety, but to protect this young man from himself.”
Prosecutors say a concealed carry holder shot a burglar who charged at him when he returned to his home in Chinatown on Monday evening. Now, the burglar is hospitalized and charged with a felony.