Homicide Suspect Arrested After Chase, Two Car Crashes
Chicago police have a man in custody after they say he shot and killed someone then crashed into two cars while trying to get away Friday night.
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Chicago police have a man in custody after they say he shot and killed someone then crashed into two cars while trying to get away Friday night.
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A Gary police spokesperson could not be reached for further comment.
