Man shot and killed on Bishop Ford Freeway in south Chicago suburbs
The northbound lanes of I-94 were closed after the deadly shooting.
The northbound lanes of I-94 were closed after the deadly shooting.
Illinois State Police were called to the northbound Bishop Ford Freeway near 170th Street for a rollover crash, and found the man who had crashed had been shot.
Two people were in an argument in a parking lot at the community center at 501 E. 170th St., which led to the shooting.
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One person is dead, and four others were injured following a roll-over crash on Interstate-94 early Saturday morning.
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Police also say that surveillance video shows the victim tripped just before the crash and was lying in the road.
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The victim was walking around 7 a.m. when an unknown offender shot him in the chest, Chicago police said. He was taken to Loyola Hospital, where he died.
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