Two people shot on CTA bus at 79th and Cottage Grove
Two windows in the back of the bus were shattered by gunfire. CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports.
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Two windows in the back of the bus were shattered by gunfire. CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports.
The Chicago Transit Authority said shots were fired outside the bus. But video from the scene showed the bus was struck.
The victim was transported to the University of Chicago Hospital and was pronounced dead.
Mass Transit detectives are looking for a man who fired a gun during an argument on a CTA Red Line train Monday evening.
The CPD officer and a man and woman were all hospitalized in good condition.
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Several officers suffered minor injuries while attempting to apprehend the suspect.
Police say the teen forcefully took property from the woman while on the platform.
No injuries were reported. No one was in custody Thursday.
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At least two accounts claim to belong to CTA President Dorval Carter.
Police said the victim was on the northbound Red Line train near Roosevelt when he was approached by four to six suspects who requested cigarettes.
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