Woman shot on busy Broadway in East Lakeview in broad daylight
Employees of nearby businesses said they heard one shot and came out to find the 72-year-old woman on the ground. CBS 2's Jackie Kostek reports.
Employees of nearby businesses said they heard one shot and came out to find the 72-year-old woman on the ground. CBS 2's Jackie Kostek reports.
The 72-year-old woman was reported in good condition after being shot in broad daylight. CBS 2's Jackie Kostek reports.
Trisha Kurtz, who works at Johnny Sprockets bike shop, tells CBS 2's Jackie Kostek about stepping in to provide aid after a 72-year-old woman was shot on Broadway near Briar Place.
A man was pushed to the ground by a carjacker on busy Broadway in East Lakeview late Monday.
A man was pushed to the ground by a carjacker on busy Broadway in East Lakeview late Monday.
The passenger punched the driver several times, then dragged her off the bus, and struck the driver several more times before running away.
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Chicago police said the victim was standing in an alley when shots were fired.
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The passenger punched the driver several times, then dragged her off the bus, and struck the driver several more times before running away.
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