Man hit, killed by Brown Line train at Francisco stop
The man's death appears to be a suicide, according to police.
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The man's death appears to be a suicide, according to police.
"We see it's really gonna take a citywide commitment, all hands on deck, to really deal with the diversity of our crime problem. And now we're seeing two of the biggest players deepen that connection."
Police released surveillance footage of the two suspects in the shooting.
Brown Line trains are standing near the scene.
A man is charged after attempting to flee while allegedly concealing a firearm on the CTA Red Line platform Tuesday morning.
Brown's exact words Monday were, "Even though there are single incidents happening, we're significantly below 2019 pre-pandemic." Are we though?
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said repeatedly that crime is down on Chicago Transit Authority property compared with last year and with pre-pandemic times in 2019, but it turns out that violent crime is actually up. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
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The suspect took $100 from the victim.
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CTA trains were bypassing the 79th Street Red Line station on the city's South Side late Monday after a shootout between two men.
Red Line trains are bypassing the station as police investigate.
Police on Monday also released surveillance video of two men wanted in a shooting that left a man dead on a Red Line train on the South Side over the weekend. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray reports.
Chicago police released surveillance video of the two suspects on the train on Saturday.
Police Supt. David Brown outlined plans for more police officers on the CTA after a man was shot and killed on a Red Line train on the South Side over the weekend. CBS 2's Shardaa Gray reports.
The victim was inside the train car when an unknown offender fired shots, police say.
The man is believed to have jumped onto the train with the passengers and then to have run down the 'L' tracks.
Police said the man made his way onto a billboard mounted on the side of the Brown Line trestle, where he was arrested. CBS 2's Jermont Terry reports.
Chicago Transit Authority Vice President of Security Kevin Ryan does not recommend the kind of self-defense seen in this incident. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
Another violent attack on public transit in Chicago early Monday left one person dead – and of the second time in three days, a victim decided to fight back against the people who were robbing him. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
Mass Transit Detectives are looking for two suspects in connection to a robbery on the CTA Red Line Monroe stop last week.
Five people are charged after attempting to rob a man on the CTA Red Line train Friday morning.
Police said a group of six people began attacking a CTA passenger with a knife and a broken bottle, when the victim pulled out his own knife.
Police said a group of six people began attacking a CTA passenger with a knife and a broken bottle at the North/Clybourn stop, and the victim also pulled out his own knife. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
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