Man stabbed inside store in the Loop, Chicago Police say
An argument led to a stabbing inside a store in Chicago's Loop Saturday afternoon.
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An argument led to a stabbing inside a store in Chicago's Loop Saturday afternoon.
An argument led to a stabbing inside a store in Chicago's Loop Saturday afternoon.
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The boy was stabbed in the neck near North Dearborn Avenue and West Lake Street.
Chicago Police say the boy was stabbed in the back near North Dearborn Avenue and West Lake Street.
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The victim found his own way to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he was listed in good condition, police said.
No one was hurt, but at least one business in the West Loop had to close for the day.
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The employee is a FOID card and concealed carry license holder.
In both cases, a lone person went into the business and announced a robbery while implying he or she was armed with a weapon.
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The victim ran from the scene, and the offender was placed into custody by arriving officers.
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