Chicago man charged in 2022 road rage shooting on I-94 near 71st Street
The victim's vehicle had two bullet defects to the rear passenger side door as a result of the shooting. However, no injuries were reported.
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The victim's vehicle had two bullet defects to the rear passenger side door as a result of the shooting. However, no injuries were reported.
Reum broke his silence Monday – six days after he was rescued from a wrecked pickup truck along a creek in Northwest Indiana where he had been trapped for as many days.
Reum, 27, drove his pickup truck off I-94 near Portage on Wednesday, Dec. 20, and ended up down a ravine and under a bridge along the rushing Salt Creek.
CBS 2's Joe Donlon spoke Thursday with the dispatcher who took the call from one of two fishermen who found Matt Reum in a wrecked truck – and jumpstarted the rescue effort.
Dispatcher Jeremy Nemeth took the call from a fisherman who found Matt Reum in a wrecked pickup truck under I-94 in Portage, Indiana. Reum had been trapped for six days. CBS 2's Joe Donlon reports.
On Thursday, first responders filled us in on the chaos and conditions they encountered while trying to free Matt Reum from his vehicle near Portage, Indiana.
Loose rocks and a steep incline marked the banks of Salt Creek near Portage, Indiana, where Matt Reum was trapped in his pickup truck after a crash. CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports.
Matt Reum was trapped in a wrecked truck under I-94 for six days. CBS 2's Lauren Victory talked with the first responders who rescued him.
Matt Reum survived nearly a week in the wild on nothing but rainwater.
Matt Reum survived nearly a week in the wild on nothing but rainwater, as he was trapped for six days in a wrecked truck in Northwest Indiana. CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports.
A 911 call documents the shock of the two fishermen who found Matt Reum trapped in the truck near Portage, Indiana on Tuesday. CBS 2's Lauren Victory reports.
One of the men touched the occupant, thinking he was dead. But he was alive.
The driver was fighting for his life Tuesday night after being rescued from his wrecked truck in Salt Creek below I-94 in Northwest Indiana. CBS 2's Marybel Gonzalez reports.
The truck had fallen off the bridge near Portage, Indiana, and the truck driver said he had been trapped for six days. Indiana State Police Sgt. Glenn Fifiield, and fishermen Mario Garcia and Nivardo Delatorre, break down what happened.
Indiana State police said they are looking into the possibility that the crash might have happened before Tuesday, and that the driver could have been in the vehicle for days.
Indiana State Police said a truck went off an elevated portion of the road.
Indiana State Police said a truck was believed to have been driven off the road near Portage.
The eastbound lanes were shut down as crews worked to reach multiple crashes with injuries. At least one car was left mangled.
It was not immediately learned how many people were injured, or if anyone died in the crash.
The pileup was caused by blinding snow, and left cars and trucks destroyed.
One person was taken to an area hospital with injuries in unknown condition.
A truck container fell onto the Bishop Ford Expressway near 134th Friday afternoon after the truck hit an overpass.
A truck container fell onto the Bishop Ford Expressway near 134th Friday afternoon after the truck hit an overpass. Illinois State Police said the load was too tall and the shipping container struck the bridge and became dislodged from the truck shortly before 4 p.m.
That person was hit by two to three cars just after 11 p.m. on I-94 near 75th Street, according to Illinois State Police.
Police say a black female wearing all black was walking in the roadway of eastbound I-80/94 just east of Broadway Tuesday night.
