1 dead, 24 wounded in Chicago weekend shootings, according to police
The ages of the victims in this weekend's shootings range from 6 to 50.
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The ages of the victims in this weekend's shootings range from 6 to 50.
Schaumburg police said that, around 10:15 p.m. Friday, officers had responded to the Marriott Hotel for a report of a person shot.
Chicago police said the victim was outside when he was hit by a black sedan that fled the scene.
The Gary Police Department announced that 19-year-old Dahvee Brunson was found guilty in the Feb. 15, 2023, killing of 13-year-old Orie Dodson.
Aung Kyaw, 22, was arrested on Wednesday in the 6300 block of North Western Avenue less than an hour after the shooting, police said.
The body was recovered on Friday in the general area of the north beach, according to officials.
Chicago police said the 6-year-old boy was a passenger inside the vehicle when someone in a white SUV drove by and shot at the vehicle.
Chicago police said the dating app robberies happened during the overnight hours on July 19, 23, and 24.
Chicago police said the shooting occurred shortly after 9 p.m. Thursday in the 3800 block of West Grand Avenue in the Humboldt Park neighborhood.
Elmhurst police said they assisted law enforcement agencies with conducting an arrest warrant operation at a home near the intersection.
Police said the teen was identified as a suspect who took a vehicle and personal belongings from the victim in Edgewater on June 10.
Joliet police said around 12:41 a.m. Thursday, officers found a 22-year-old woman who was shot in the back and a 23-year-old man who was shot in the chest.
During the investigation, Arias Jr. allegedly sold drugs to undercover detectives several times, within 500 feet of an elementary school, authorities said.
The human case was said to be a Glen Ellyn resident in their 50s.
Chicago police said two men would approach the passengers, who were waiting for the train, and take cellphones from the victim's hands.