Gurnee Police Shooting Leaves One Woman Dead
Police were called to check on a suspicious vehicle. They found a woman with an unconscious man inside the car. The woman drove off and crashed in a wooded area.
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Police were called to check on a suspicious vehicle. They found a woman with an unconscious man inside the car. The woman drove off and crashed in a wooded area.
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A male and female were inside the car, and one of them might have fired a shot while speeding away, according to Lake County Sheriff's Sgt. Christopher Covelli.
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