An “hours-long shooting spree,” that led police across Chicago from the Hyde Park neighborhood on the city’s south side to the north side suburb of Evanston, left three dead and four others wounded according to the Chicago Police Department.
Chicago, which ended 2020 with a record-breaking number of gun-related homicides, was already on track to have nearly two dozen shootings by Saturday evening when a suspect with a long criminal history led police on a murderous chase that began with the death of a University of Chicago student near the school’s Hyde Park campus, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Superintendent David Brown said the shooter killed at least three people and wounded four more “just randomly.”
After killing the student in a parking garage, the shooter “walked into an apartment building a block away, where he shot a 46-year-old security guard who was sitting at the desk and a 77-year-old woman who was getting her mail,” Brown told media, per USA Today.
“The guard was pronounced dead at a hospital and the older woman, who was shot in the head, was hospitalized in critical condition.”
“The offender proceeded to the 9300 block of South Halsted Street where he robbed a convenience store and fatally shot a 20-year-old man,” the Tribune added. “A second person inside the establishment, an 81-year-old woman, suffered gunshot wounds.”
The shooter took off, striking “a 15-year-old girl who was riding in a vehicle with her mother in the 10300 block of South Halsted Street” with his car. He returned to the convenience store where he got into his first shootout with Chicago police, disappeared, and reappeared later Saturday night in the northside suburb of Evanston, where he robbed a CVS and “subsequently fled to a nearby IHOP restaurant where he shot a woman in the head.”
The suspect died in a second shootout with police, this time with the Evanston police department.
Chicago police say the suspect documented much of his initial rampage on social media.
Brown tried to explain to the media why Chicago police had such a difficult time tracking the suspect, even though he cycled through several crime scenes.
Chicago, which ended 2020 with a record-breaking number of gun-related homicides, was already on track to have nearly two dozen shootings by Saturday evening when a suspect with a long criminal history led police on a murderous chase that began with the death of a University of Chicago student near the school’s Hyde Park campus, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Superintendent David Brown said the shooter killed at least three people and wounded four more “just randomly.”
After killing the student in a parking garage, the shooter “walked into an apartment building a block away, where he shot a 46-year-old security guard who was sitting at the desk and a 77-year-old woman who was getting her mail,” Brown told media, per USA Today.
“The guard was pronounced dead at a hospital and the older woman, who was shot in the head, was hospitalized in critical condition.”
“The offender proceeded to the 9300 block of South Halsted Street where he robbed a convenience store and fatally shot a 20-year-old man,” the Tribune added. “A second person inside the establishment, an 81-year-old woman, suffered gunshot wounds.”
The shooter took off, striking “a 15-year-old girl who was riding in a vehicle with her mother in the 10300 block of South Halsted Street” with his car. He returned to the convenience store where he got into his first shootout with Chicago police, disappeared, and reappeared later Saturday night in the northside suburb of Evanston, where he robbed a CVS and “subsequently fled to a nearby IHOP restaurant where he shot a woman in the head.”
The suspect died in a second shootout with police, this time with the Evanston police department.
Chicago police say the suspect documented much of his initial rampage on social media.
Brown tried to explain to the media why Chicago police had such a difficult time tracking the suspect, even though he cycled through several crime scenes.
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Mass Shooter Leaves 3 Dead, 4 Wounded In Chicago In ‘Hours-Long’ Rampage
An “hours-long shooting spree” that led police across Chicago from the Hyde Park neighborhood on the city’s south side to the north side suburb of Evanston, left three dead and four others wounded according to the Chicago Police Department.
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