At least 3 shot during repass service at Salvation Army center in Chicago suburbs
Police said a vehicle pulled up during the service, and multiple gunmen opened fire in the direction of the Salvation Army center.
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Police said a vehicle pulled up during the service, and multiple gunmen opened fire in the direction of the Salvation Army center.
The shooters fired into a Salvation Army Center near a repass, or repast, service for a 19-year-old woman who was shot and killed in Chicago earlier this month. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
A repass service was being held for a 19-year-old woman who was recently shot and killed when gunmen opened fire in front of the Salvation Army community center in Blue Island. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports from Blue Island, and Darius Johnson reports from Advocate Christ Medical Center.
The shooting at the Salvation Army center in Blue Island happened while a repass service was under way for a young woman who had been shot and killed. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports from the scene, Kris Habermehl reports from Chopper 2, and Darius Johnson reports from Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn.
The shooting happened in or near a Salvation Army community center in Blue Island. Kris Habermehl reports from Chopper 2.
It appeared that the fire might have spread up into the roof.
Smoke was pouring out of the second floor of the building, but the smoke level decreased in volume as firefighters battled the blaze in Blue Island. Kris Habermehl reports from Chopper 2.
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"We are humans. And you guys are treating us like trash, just like you treat this park."
CBS 2 is always investigating and Andrew Ramos has been following this since it first unfolded and reports from Blue Island.
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