Shooting in Cicero leaves two men dead; victim's ID'd
Police do not believe there is a threat to the public, Hanania said.
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Police do not believe there is a threat to the public, Hanania said.
The shooting happened in the 2100 block of 58th Court, near Cermak Road.
Vaca Hernandez, of Burbank, was arrested at a Chicago home on Friday of last week.
As heard on scanner audio, "The mother of the child was killed while she was holding the baby, and they apparently didn't realize the baby was shot at the time."
A man believed to be the suspected gunman in the shooting, who was involved with one of the two women, was later found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports.
Upon arriving at the house where the shooting happened, officers were met with a chaotic scene – with 14 people in one house, including men, women, and several children. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
Cicero police Supt. Tom Boyle has a breakdown of the Tuesday night incident, in which a baby may also have been shot.
It seems somehow that no one realized until the next day that a baby was shot in the incident in Cicero. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
The search for the killer continued late Tuesday night.
Jason Eady, 21, was charged with the murder of Alejandro Trujillo in connection with a Dec. 26 shooting.
A Cicero spokesperson said police responded to 911 calls of a disturbance at the station and found the two victims.
The shooting happened just after 3:30 a.m. at the Shell gas station at Roosevelt and Central.
Francisco Antonio Miranda, 39, was arrested on Thursday, in the 4800 block of West Cermak in Cicero, by members of the Chicago Police Department and the Great Lakes Fugitive Task Force.
Christmas came early for residents of a Cicero apartment complex that went up in flames last Friday.
Christmas came early for residents of a Cicero apartment complex that went up in flames last week. The fire displaced more than two dozen people, but on Friday, they all received needed items in hopes of moving forward.
Christmas came early for residents of a Cicero apartment complex that went up in flames last Friday. They received donations to help them recover.
Several of the robbers are seen pointing guns as they enter. One grabs the worker and throws her to the ground.
This was the second robbery at the store this year.
Red Cross volunteers are working with residents displaced by the fire.
Heavy flames and smoke poured from an apartment building in Cicero Friday morning. Firefighters responded to the large fire at a three-story building on 16th Street and 59th Court around 1:30 a.m. According to the Cicero fire chief, the fire started in the basement.
A police officer was seen carrying a child wrapped in a blanket away from the scene where the suspect was arrested.
