Bail denied for teen suspect in Benito Juarez High School shooting
A 16-year-old boy was denied bond Saturday in a shooting in December near Benito Juarez Community Academy in which two teenagers were killed and two others were wounded.
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A 16-year-old boy was denied bond Saturday in a shooting in December near Benito Juarez Community Academy in which two teenagers were killed and two others were wounded.
Police say the victim, 32, was inside his car when two unknown men approached and fired shots into the car.
Christian Acevedo is charged with an adult with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted first-degree murder. CBS 2's Noel Brennan attended his bond hearing.
A 16-year-old boy is facing charges in the shooting death of a man in West Garfield Park last year.
Police say a 23-year-old man was in an alley with an unidentified man who produced a firearm and shot the victim multiple times.
A man is shot and killed while standing in an alley in the Chatham neighborhood early Saturday morning.
Brandon Perez, 15, and Nathan Billegas, 14, were both killed while two other teens, a boy and a girl, were wounded.
Brandon Perez, 15, and Nathan Billegas, 14, were both killed while two other teens, a boy and a girl, were wounded outside the Pilsen school. CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reports.
Investigators said the victim was followed off a train after a quarrel.
The victim lost control of the vehicle and struck two parked cars. His vehicle rolled over.
Twenty-two-year-old Toni Caposey was found shot to death in her mother's Calumet City home back in March of 1982, along with her boyfriend, 34-year-old Jacob Bird.
The initial investigation indicated the girl was able to access the family-owned gun and shot a single bullet, striking herself.
"The non-pursuit policies are what put police officers in the unenviable position where they could not do their jobs."
CBS 2's Sara Machi reports Earley claims policy changes put him in harm's way. The argument is this: changes to the police pursuit policy have hampered "rank-and-file" officers ability to do their jobs.
Earley's attorneys claim police had numerous chances to arrest and stop the accused gunman before he robbed and shot Earley.
A man who was shot and robbed in Lincoln Park last year is suing the city, Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Police Supt. David Brown, and two unnamed police officers, claiming Chicago Police Department pursuit policies failed to stop the accused gunman’s violent crime spree earlier.
A man was shot and killed while sitting in a car Wednesday night on the Near South Side.
Keith Strange was a lover of horses, his mom, and making people laugh. His family spoke with CBS 2 Wednesday night, calling for answers from police on why someone would take his life. CBS 2's Marissa Perlman reports.
His family said he was giving his cousin a ride home when he stopped to drop some things off at his mom's house just after 8:00 Tuesday night.
His best friend said Strange had just started his own construction company and was working to make a difference in his community.
CBS 2's Asal Rezaei spoke with the victim's loved ones and reports Keith Strange's paralyzed cousin was sitting inside the car when the victim was unloading some items and was shot.
After demanding a refund, and throwing things around the store, the woman got a gun from her car and shot the clerk in the thigh, police said.
A woman shot a gas station clerk Wednesday afternoon in the Austin neighborhood, after police said she demanded a refund for cigarettes she had bought from the convenience store.
A second person has been charged with shooting a woman during an argument on the CTA Red Line train back in August.
CBS 2 news crews said the incident took place near the bar Christina's Place. A security guard told CBS 2 he called police after a customer pulled on a gun on him outside of the bar. He said that customer was yelling gang slogans.
