Suspect In Waukegan Fatal Shooting Found In Tennessee
Willie Jackson, 18, was taken into custody on an open warrant for murder and returned to Waukegan by detectives after he waived his extradition hearing.
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Willie Jackson, 18, was taken into custody on an open warrant for murder and returned to Waukegan by detectives after he waived his extradition hearing.
Officers were called about 6:45 p.m. to a report of shots fired and responded to a Walgreens at 8700 S. Kedzie Ave., according to Evergreen Park police. They found a male of unknown age with a gunshot wound, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Chevrolet SUV crashed into the house about 8:25 p.m. in the 1000 block of Dodge Avenue, according to Evanston police.
At 3:26 p.m., someone fired shots that struck a vehicle traveling south on I-57, according to Illinois State Police. The vehicle's glass was broken, but no injuries were reported.
The 31-year-old Kingston man was out hunting with a friend in the Kishwaukee River State Fish and Wildlife Area, according to a statement from the DeKalb County sheriff's office.
Just after 7 p.m., the 31-year-old was walking in the 2000 block of South Indiana when a large, white pickup truck drove by and someone inside fired shots, Chicago Police said.
In a nation drawn to laptops and smartphones, the Facebook torture video has been unavoidable. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
Police believe Adam Casey may have performed about a dozen funeral services in the Chicago area over the last year.
Family members say they have been overwhelmed by the attention the case has generated.
A visibly upset Rahm Emanuel called the video "sickening." Jackson says it represents a "moral and spiritual collapse."
Travis Charles, 58, and Travis A. Charles, 34, were each charged Thursday with felony counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, and possession of a controlled substance.
President Obama talks about Chicago's crime problem and his post-White House plans, during an interview with CBS 2 Special Correspondent Jay Levine.
The torture of a teenager streamed live on Facebook is "despicable" but not a sign of worsening racial tensions, President Obama said in an interview with CBS 2's Jay Levine.
A spokesperson for President Obama has condemned the now-infamous Facebook video that emanated from Chicago showing a mentally changed teen beaten by four captors.
Any Cubs fan interested in getting Kris Bryant a wedding gift, still has an opportunity.
