Suspect Arrested With 60 Phones At Lollapalooza Released Without Charges
A suspect who was taken into custody after police found 60 cell phones in his backpack at Lollapalooza has been released without charges.
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A suspect who was taken into custody after police found 60 cell phones in his backpack at Lollapalooza has been released without charges.
The weekend's first fatal shooting happened about 10:40 p.m. Saturday in the South Side Englewood neighborhood.
Crews were busy cleaning up Grant Park on Monday, after Lollapalooza wrapped up four days of music and festivities on the city's lakefront.
A suspect was in custody Monday morning, after allegedly shooting at police officers who tried to pull him over on the Northwest Side.
No injuries were reported after a person crashed an SUV during a shootout early Monday in the Calumet Heights neighborhood on the South Side
Bettye Jackson went missing about 5 p.m. Sunday from the 6700 block of South Rockwell, according to an an alert from Chicago Police.
One person was killed in fiery rollover crash Sunday morning on I-80 in southwest suburban New Lenox.
Kevin L. Banton, 35, faces one felony count each of attempted murder, aggravated battery, and possession of a controlled substance.
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Sixteen people have been arrested in the first three days of the Lollapalooza music festival this weekend in downtown Chicago.
CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports that both incidents involved teenage victims, and at least one did not make it.
Eric Cole found a handgun at his babysitter's house in Northwest Indiana and accidentally shot and killed himself Saturday morning.
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