Charges filed against man shot 2 people, injured Chicago police officers in crash
A man was charged with shooting two people in front of a police station and then getting into a car crash with police.
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A man was charged with shooting two people in front of a police station and then getting into a car crash with police.
The homeowner somehow slept through the impact but then saw the full extent of the damage when he went outside.
The officers were responding to a shooting at the time of the crash.
ISP said a trooper was trying to pull over a stolen Dodge Charger when it rear-ended another trooper who was working on a separate traffic stop on the shoulder.
It was unclear what the person's condition was or how they were involved in the crash.
The car careened over a curb and bounced through the parking lot before it pushed a parked family van through the building.
A south suburban restaurant is open again Wednesday after a car came barreling through their front windows on Tuesday and sent customers and staff scrambling. Still, there are questions about the chain reaction leading up to this dangerous event. The owners told CBS 2's Sara Machi it's not the first time they've survived something like this.
The trooper was assisting a motorist stalled in traffic when a Toyota Sequoia struck the rear of the ISP squad car.
The 55-year-old driver was standing behind his parked truck when a car crashed into him and his truck.
Part of North Avenue was being blocked as the investigation continued. It was unclear what the condition of the bicyclist was.
A bicyclist was hit by a car in west suburban Glendale Heights Friday afternoon. Chopper 2 was over the scene while investigators were conducting a crash reconstruction at the scene near the intersection of eastbound North Avenue and President Street.
Police said a drunk driver lost control of their car and slammed into a storefront in the Humboldt Park neighborhood Sunday evening. No one was injured in the crash, but the Fire Department said there was extensive damage to the building at 3259 W. North Ave., at Spaulding Avenue.
Chicago police released two images of the white Dodge Challenger that show it has a black hood.
The crash happened Saturday night near Route 30 and Burr Street.
Other car parts also littered the intersection.
The driver was able to run away. Despite using a K-9 and a helicopter, police weren't able to find the driver.
Police were trying to stop a stolen Audi sedan, but the driver took off and crashed into a Buick Enclave at the intersection of Montrose and Long avenues.
A Honda sedan was headed south in the northbound lanes near 30th Street, when it crashed into a Ford Expedition.
Neither the trooper nor the driver was hurt, but the driver was given a ticket for violating Scott's Law.
ISP said the driver of a jeep tried to take a closed ramp from I-90 to Washington and hit the back of the squad car.
The homeowner was home at the time of the crash but was not injured.
Chopper 2 was over the scene of a car that had crashed into home in Rolling Meadows.
A mangled mess is all that remains of a bad crash overnight in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
It's still not clear what caused the accident. CBS 2 is contacting investigators for info on what happened to the driver.
A bicyclist was hospitalized after being struck by a car in Sugar Grove Friday morning.
