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I'll never understand female COs. Amazed that this one didn't even die as she just laziot sprayed some OC and dawdled off.
We need a modern day version of Australia. Just imagine how much money would be saved.
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Don't bring a broom to a gunfight you dumb bitch. Zero survival instincts.
Even if they're niggers, that's self defense. Two less nigs.
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New video dump: Chicago is a fucking shithole edition.
Of the 3 police shootings featured here, all 3 were literally trying to kill the cops, yet still had family complaining about dem rayciss pigs. And yes, a certain demographic is featured in almost all of the videos.
Fatal shooting of Antonio Perkins on Facebook Live (at 5:47) (2016.06.15)
2 people killed on Facebook Live while bumping Sosa (2017.02.14)
Shooting of 2-year-old Lavontay White Jr and his uncle Lazarec Collins on Facebook livestream (at 3:15) (2017.02.14)
Infamous Go Lo gas station shooting that killed 2 (2017.03.10)
Woman shot and killed while holding her 1 year old baby (2019.05.28 )
Shooting at a party leaves two dead and 13 injured (2021.03.14)
Puerto Rican couple dragged out of their car and shot (2021.06.19)
Man tries to rob a dice game and pays with his life (2021.07.31)
One killed and six injured in shootout (2021.08.08 )
Man shot dead at gas station (2021.10.16)
71 year-old Asian man shot dead on a sidewalk (2021.12.07)
Fist fight leads to shooting (2021.12.13)
16 year-old boy gunned down while exiting subway station (2022.02.28 )
Little dude escapes tidal wave of bullets that killed 1 and injured 4 (2022.05.10)
Three people killed in hit and run (2022.08.14)
Sucker puncher shot dead in act of revenge (2022.08.31)
Three killed in shooting by a man who was kicked out of a party (2022.12.11)
Man tries to overpower female off-duty cop but receives bullets instead (2023.01.18 )
Chicago police shoot and kill man running towards them with a gun (2023.04.15)
Rapper shot to death in front of girlfriend and kids (2024.02.07)
Overkill gas station shooting (2024.08.13)
Chicago Police shoot and kill a knife wielding man on the sixth floor of an apartment building (2025.01.03)
Garbage collector shoots two armed robbers outside of an elementary school, killing one of them (2025.01.31)
Of the 3 police shootings featured here, all 3 were literally trying to kill the cops, yet still had family complaining about dem rayciss pigs. And yes, a certain demographic is featured in almost all of the videos.
Fatal shooting of Antonio Perkins on Facebook Live (at 5:47) (2016.06.15)
CHICAGO (Reuters) - A Chicago man was shot and killed while live streaming a video on Facebook, police said on Friday, just days after a double-homicide in France in which the killer later took to Facebook Live to encourage more violence.
Antonio Perkins, 28, was found face down on Wednesday night in a vacant lot with gunshot wounds to the neck and head on the city's west side, Chicago police officer Laura Amezaga said.
Perkins was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police on Friday identified the man in the video as Perkins, who they said was a documented gang member. No arrests have been made.
In France, a 25-year-old man killed a French police commander and the commander's partner on Tuesday, then he took to Facebook Live with a 12-minute video encouraging followers to kill prison staff, police officials, journalists and lawmakers.
The incidents underscore the immense challenges companies such as Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google's YouTube face as they push live video streaming to hundreds of millions of people.
Facebook in recent months has made its Live feature - which allows anyone to broadcast a video in real time - a central component of its strategy. It allows people to stream from their smartphone.
Chicago, the third-largest U.S. city, has drawn attention due to its gun violence, which police have blamed largely on gang violence and a proliferation of stolen guns. There were nearly 500 homicides last year, and gun violence is up in 2016, police say.
The Facebook Live video appears to show Perkins recording himself and a group of people in front of a row of homes before someone opened fire. The phone appears to tumble through bloody grass before going black. The audio continues with bystanders screaming and crying.
The video remains on Facebook with a user warning message about its graphic nature.
A spokeswoman from Facebook acknowledged the video posting, saying it does not violate company policy. The social media site will remove a video if it celebrates or glorifies violence, she said.
Antonio Perkins, 28, was found face down on Wednesday night in a vacant lot with gunshot wounds to the neck and head on the city's west side, Chicago police officer Laura Amezaga said.
Perkins was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police on Friday identified the man in the video as Perkins, who they said was a documented gang member. No arrests have been made.
In France, a 25-year-old man killed a French police commander and the commander's partner on Tuesday, then he took to Facebook Live with a 12-minute video encouraging followers to kill prison staff, police officials, journalists and lawmakers.
The incidents underscore the immense challenges companies such as Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Google's YouTube face as they push live video streaming to hundreds of millions of people.
Facebook in recent months has made its Live feature - which allows anyone to broadcast a video in real time - a central component of its strategy. It allows people to stream from their smartphone.
Chicago, the third-largest U.S. city, has drawn attention due to its gun violence, which police have blamed largely on gang violence and a proliferation of stolen guns. There were nearly 500 homicides last year, and gun violence is up in 2016, police say.
The Facebook Live video appears to show Perkins recording himself and a group of people in front of a row of homes before someone opened fire. The phone appears to tumble through bloody grass before going black. The audio continues with bystanders screaming and crying.
The video remains on Facebook with a user warning message about its graphic nature.
A spokeswoman from Facebook acknowledged the video posting, saying it does not violate company policy. The social media site will remove a video if it celebrates or glorifies violence, she said.
2 people killed on Facebook Live while bumping Sosa (2017.02.14)
In a shooting caught on Facebook Live, a 2-year-old boy and a 26-year-old man were killed and a pregnant woman was wounded when a gunman opened fire as they drove down an alley in Lawndale on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
“Call 911! They killed him. … I have a bullet in my stomach,” the woman screams as she runs from the car and into a house in the 2300 block of South Kenneth Avenue around 1:30 p.m.
“Please, please, I can’t breathe,” she says. “Oh my God, please don’t, Lord, I can’t go. I can’t go.”
Seconds earlier, the woman had been posting video on Facebook Live as she drove with her boyfriend at her side and the toddler, Lavontay White Jr., in the backseat. In the video, the couple are singing along to music when several shots are fired at the car.
Lavontay and the man were both hit in the head, according to police. Superintendent Eddie Johnson said paramedics were able to revive the boy at the scene, but he was pronounced dead at Stroger Hospital, as was the man.
The woman, 20, and her fetus were both listed in fair condition at Mount Sinai Hospital. Family members said the baby was about four months along and was expected to survive.
The woman told police they were driving in the alley when a car blocked them behind an AC Delco Auto Electronics shop. A gunman got out and opened fire, police said.
No one was in custody late Tuesday afternoon, but investigators suspect the man was the intended target. “We have very promising leads, we have video,” Johnson said. “There’s no doubt in my mind that we’ll find him.”
The boy was the second child to die Tuesday from Chicago gunfire. Takiya Holmes, 11, died Tuesday morning from wounds suffered in a shooting Saturday. A second girl wounded over the weekend, Kanari Gentry Bowers, 12, remained in critical condition and on life support Tuesday.
In the Facebook Live video, the woman pulls into an alley and then looks to her left as the camera angle dips to face the windshield as gunfire can be heard.
The camera jerks as the woman appears to jump from the car and run along a fence line as gunfire continues.
Screaming, the woman appears to speed past a house and struggles to open a gate. She yells for someone as she opens the door and enters a home.
Once inside, the camera goes black but the audio can still be heard as the woman screams for help.
A neighbor in his early 50s said he saw the child bleeding from his abdomen and the man in the car not moving. “The young lady was just hollering about her baby, she had blood from her stomach,” he said.
At the scene, police surrounded an older-model maroon four-door car in the alley. It had come to rest against an iron fence in the alley, its two front doors open.
The three entrances to the alley were blocked off, as were streets around the scene. Neighbors poked their heads from their porches.
Outside Mount Sinai Hospital, motorists fought through afternoon rush-hour traffic along Ogden Avenue as news vans parked on the south side of the street, and a TV helicopter buzzed overhead.
At Stroger, family members slowly arrived throughout the afternoon. A woman in a pink hat ran up to the ambulance and a man paced outside the emergency room speaking on the phone.
A little before 4 p.m., family members and friends in a large group stood outside the hospital, some hugging each other, when a woman suddenly ran across the parking lot in tears. Two people ran after her and hugged her as she shouted.
At Mount Sinai, family members of the woman gathered for the latest on her condition.
Relatives said a bullet was lodged under the skin of her abdomen and doctors were trying to determine whether or not they can remove it safely.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel released a statement calling again for “meaningful gun control” and harsher sentencing for people who commit crimes with guns.
“Call 911! They killed him. … I have a bullet in my stomach,” the woman screams as she runs from the car and into a house in the 2300 block of South Kenneth Avenue around 1:30 p.m.
“Please, please, I can’t breathe,” she says. “Oh my God, please don’t, Lord, I can’t go. I can’t go.”
Seconds earlier, the woman had been posting video on Facebook Live as she drove with her boyfriend at her side and the toddler, Lavontay White Jr., in the backseat. In the video, the couple are singing along to music when several shots are fired at the car.
Lavontay and the man were both hit in the head, according to police. Superintendent Eddie Johnson said paramedics were able to revive the boy at the scene, but he was pronounced dead at Stroger Hospital, as was the man.
The woman, 20, and her fetus were both listed in fair condition at Mount Sinai Hospital. Family members said the baby was about four months along and was expected to survive.
The woman told police they were driving in the alley when a car blocked them behind an AC Delco Auto Electronics shop. A gunman got out and opened fire, police said.
No one was in custody late Tuesday afternoon, but investigators suspect the man was the intended target. “We have very promising leads, we have video,” Johnson said. “There’s no doubt in my mind that we’ll find him.”
The boy was the second child to die Tuesday from Chicago gunfire. Takiya Holmes, 11, died Tuesday morning from wounds suffered in a shooting Saturday. A second girl wounded over the weekend, Kanari Gentry Bowers, 12, remained in critical condition and on life support Tuesday.
In the Facebook Live video, the woman pulls into an alley and then looks to her left as the camera angle dips to face the windshield as gunfire can be heard.
The camera jerks as the woman appears to jump from the car and run along a fence line as gunfire continues.
Screaming, the woman appears to speed past a house and struggles to open a gate. She yells for someone as she opens the door and enters a home.
Once inside, the camera goes black but the audio can still be heard as the woman screams for help.
A neighbor in his early 50s said he saw the child bleeding from his abdomen and the man in the car not moving. “The young lady was just hollering about her baby, she had blood from her stomach,” he said.
At the scene, police surrounded an older-model maroon four-door car in the alley. It had come to rest against an iron fence in the alley, its two front doors open.
The three entrances to the alley were blocked off, as were streets around the scene. Neighbors poked their heads from their porches.
Outside Mount Sinai Hospital, motorists fought through afternoon rush-hour traffic along Ogden Avenue as news vans parked on the south side of the street, and a TV helicopter buzzed overhead.
At Stroger, family members slowly arrived throughout the afternoon. A woman in a pink hat ran up to the ambulance and a man paced outside the emergency room speaking on the phone.
A little before 4 p.m., family members and friends in a large group stood outside the hospital, some hugging each other, when a woman suddenly ran across the parking lot in tears. Two people ran after her and hugged her as she shouted.
At Mount Sinai, family members of the woman gathered for the latest on her condition.
Relatives said a bullet was lodged under the skin of her abdomen and doctors were trying to determine whether or not they can remove it safely.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel released a statement calling again for “meaningful gun control” and harsher sentencing for people who commit crimes with guns.
Shooting of 2-year-old Lavontay White Jr and his uncle Lazarec Collins on Facebook livestream (at 3:15) (2017.02.14)
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A man has been charged with murder in connection with the Valentine's Day triple shooting that left 2-year-old Lavontay White and his 26-year-old uncle dead — and injured a pregnant woman.
Devon Swan, 26, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting, Chicago Police announced Saturday morning. Police said additional arrests are expected, and the department will announce more details at a noon press briefing at CPD headquarters.
Since 2008, Swan has been convicted of crimes including unlawful use of a weapon, armed robbery and drug possession, according to Illinois Department of Corrections records. Most recently, he was released on parole in April 2016 while serving time for drug possession and violating electronic monitoring.
The fatal attack in an alley in North Lawndale was partially captured on a Facebook Live video that was being streamed by the pregnant woman when the shooting started.
The three were in a car in the alley in the 2300 block of South Kenneth Avenue about 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday when another vehicle drove past and someone got out and pulled out a gun, police said.
Lavontay White Jr. and his uncle, Lazarec Collins, were both shot in the head, police and the Cook County medical examiner's office said.
The 20-year-old pregnant woman was shot in the abdomen and taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, police said. A relative told the Chicago Sun-Times on Friday that she had lost the baby, but police on Saturday said the baby was fine.
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The killing of a 2-year-old toddler and his uncle on Valentine's Day was in retaliation for an earlier murder, Cook County prosecutors revealed Friday in announcing first-degree murder charges against a second man.
Later Friday, Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson disclosed that a third suspect had been charged as well.
Lavontay was one of three children who died in a two-day period after being shot earlier this month.
Prosecutors alleged Friday that Doniel Harris, 19, drove a blue Chevrolet Spark up to the victims' car and was one of two gunmen who opened fire. Judge James Brown ordered him held without bail on charges of first-degree murder and attempted murder.
Later Friday, Tandra Simonton, a spokeswoman for State's Attorney Kim Foxx, confirmed that a third suspect was charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting. Jeremy Ellis, 19, of the 2200 block of South Kirkland Avenue, is expected to appear Saturday in bond court at the Leighton Criminal Court Building.
Last week, 26-year-old Devon Swan was the first to be charged in the double slaying. He is also being held without bail.
Prosecutors said one other suspect has yet to be charged.
Collins was pronounced dead at the scene, and his nephew was taken to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Collins' girlfriend, who was four months pregnant, was shot in the abdomen, police said.
Witnesses spotted Harris driving the Chevrolet, and at least one witness saw him open fire, prosecutors said. A witness in the area also saw one of the suspects holding a gun as he ran to the blue Chevrolet before it fled the scene with three others, according to prosecutors. The car belongs to Swan's girlfriend, who lent it to him after she went to work.
Prosecutors said Swan made admissions to multiple witnesses about his involvement in the shooting and also implicated Harris.
Extract from 2nd source:
A man has been charged with murder in connection with the Valentine's Day triple shooting that left 2-year-old Lavontay White and his 26-year-old uncle dead — and injured a pregnant woman.
Devon Swan, 26, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting, Chicago Police announced Saturday morning. Police said additional arrests are expected, and the department will announce more details at a noon press briefing at CPD headquarters.
Since 2008, Swan has been convicted of crimes including unlawful use of a weapon, armed robbery and drug possession, according to Illinois Department of Corrections records. Most recently, he was released on parole in April 2016 while serving time for drug possession and violating electronic monitoring.
The fatal attack in an alley in North Lawndale was partially captured on a Facebook Live video that was being streamed by the pregnant woman when the shooting started.
The three were in a car in the alley in the 2300 block of South Kenneth Avenue about 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday when another vehicle drove past and someone got out and pulled out a gun, police said.
Lavontay White Jr. and his uncle, Lazarec Collins, were both shot in the head, police and the Cook County medical examiner's office said.
The 20-year-old pregnant woman was shot in the abdomen and taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, police said. A relative told the Chicago Sun-Times on Friday that she had lost the baby, but police on Saturday said the baby was fine.
Extract from 3rd source:
The killing of a 2-year-old toddler and his uncle on Valentine's Day was in retaliation for an earlier murder, Cook County prosecutors revealed Friday in announcing first-degree murder charges against a second man.
Later Friday, Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson disclosed that a third suspect had been charged as well.
Lavontay was one of three children who died in a two-day period after being shot earlier this month.
Prosecutors alleged Friday that Doniel Harris, 19, drove a blue Chevrolet Spark up to the victims' car and was one of two gunmen who opened fire. Judge James Brown ordered him held without bail on charges of first-degree murder and attempted murder.
Later Friday, Tandra Simonton, a spokeswoman for State's Attorney Kim Foxx, confirmed that a third suspect was charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting. Jeremy Ellis, 19, of the 2200 block of South Kirkland Avenue, is expected to appear Saturday in bond court at the Leighton Criminal Court Building.
Last week, 26-year-old Devon Swan was the first to be charged in the double slaying. He is also being held without bail.
Prosecutors said one other suspect has yet to be charged.
Collins was pronounced dead at the scene, and his nephew was taken to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Collins' girlfriend, who was four months pregnant, was shot in the abdomen, police said.
Witnesses spotted Harris driving the Chevrolet, and at least one witness saw him open fire, prosecutors said. A witness in the area also saw one of the suspects holding a gun as he ran to the blue Chevrolet before it fled the scene with three others, according to prosecutors. The car belongs to Swan's girlfriend, who lent it to him after she went to work.
Prosecutors said Swan made admissions to multiple witnesses about his involvement in the shooting and also implicated Harris.
Infamous Go Lo gas station shooting that killed 2 (2017.03.10)
A 65-year-old gas station employee was caught in the crossfire early Friday morning when someone sprayed bullets into a Go Lo vestibule on Chicago's South Side. Three other men were also shot. Two of them died.
Witnesses said a gray, four-door Chevrolet pulled up to the gas station near East 51st Street and South Indiana Avenue in the city's Washington Park neighborhood around 2 a.m. Police said that's when someone got out of the vehicle and opened fire, before getting back in and taking off north on Indiana.
David Scott, 65, was shot five times. He was transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was listed in good condition. He was able to tell his wife, Angie Anderson, what happened.
"He said they walked in shooting at some more guys holding the door open and they were shooting at the other guys. By him being there, one of the guys ran toward him and he got caught in the line of fire," Anderson said.
Anderson said there was a shooting at that same location a couple of years ago. Scott was also wounded in that shooting. She is thankful he is going to be OK.
"He is talking and everything, but he has a pacemaker. Thank God it didn't hit him in the upper area or he probably wouldn't have made it," Anderson said.
Three other men were shot at the gas station.
A 24-year-old man was shot several times in the body and died at the scene. A 24-year-old man suffered several gunshot wounds to the torso and legs. He was rushed in critical condition to Stroger, where he later died. Neither of the victims' identities have been released.
A 25-year-old man was shot several times in the legs and suffered a graze wound to the head. He was transported in serious condition to Stroger.
Although police have not confirmed it, those who know the men involved said the shooting was gang-related.
Area Central detectives are handling the investigation. They have not yet released a motive for the shooting. No one in custody.
Witnesses said a gray, four-door Chevrolet pulled up to the gas station near East 51st Street and South Indiana Avenue in the city's Washington Park neighborhood around 2 a.m. Police said that's when someone got out of the vehicle and opened fire, before getting back in and taking off north on Indiana.
David Scott, 65, was shot five times. He was transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was listed in good condition. He was able to tell his wife, Angie Anderson, what happened.
"He said they walked in shooting at some more guys holding the door open and they were shooting at the other guys. By him being there, one of the guys ran toward him and he got caught in the line of fire," Anderson said.
Anderson said there was a shooting at that same location a couple of years ago. Scott was also wounded in that shooting. She is thankful he is going to be OK.
"He is talking and everything, but he has a pacemaker. Thank God it didn't hit him in the upper area or he probably wouldn't have made it," Anderson said.
Three other men were shot at the gas station.
A 24-year-old man was shot several times in the body and died at the scene. A 24-year-old man suffered several gunshot wounds to the torso and legs. He was rushed in critical condition to Stroger, where he later died. Neither of the victims' identities have been released.
A 25-year-old man was shot several times in the legs and suffered a graze wound to the head. He was transported in serious condition to Stroger.
Although police have not confirmed it, those who know the men involved said the shooting was gang-related.
Area Central detectives are handling the investigation. They have not yet released a motive for the shooting. No one in custody.
Woman shot and killed while holding her 1 year old baby (2019.05.28 )
The 24-year-old victim was standing on a sidewalk with a group of people Tuesday morning when the suspects got out of a silver sedan and began firing toward the group, said police.
The 1-year-old child in her arms was unharmed, said police.
The 1-year-old child in her arms was unharmed, said police.
Shooting at a party leaves two dead and 13 injured (2021.03.14)
At least 15 people were shot, two of them fatally, inside a “pop-up party” early Sunday at a business that operates as a tow company and apparent event space on the South Side, Chicago police Superintendent David Brown said.
Investigators believe the 4:40 a.m. shooting was “gang-related,” according to a Chicago police report citing preliminary information. Officers and firefighters responded to a business at 6798 S. South Chicago Ave. in the Park Manor neighborhood, according to police and fire officials.
The report says a woman who was shot three times, including once in the head, was found dead outside the building. A man, with gunshot wounds to his neck and leg, later was found dead inside in a “backroom.”
The Cook County medical examiner's office identified the woman as Rayneesha Dotson, 30, and the man as Lionel Darling, 39. Both were pronounced dead at 4:55 a.m. at the scene, according to Natalia Derevyanny, a spokeswoman for the medical examiner's office.
Investigators believe the 4:40 a.m. shooting was “gang-related,” according to a Chicago police report citing preliminary information. Officers and firefighters responded to a business at 6798 S. South Chicago Ave. in the Park Manor neighborhood, according to police and fire officials.
The report says a woman who was shot three times, including once in the head, was found dead outside the building. A man, with gunshot wounds to his neck and leg, later was found dead inside in a “backroom.”
The Cook County medical examiner's office identified the woman as Rayneesha Dotson, 30, and the man as Lionel Darling, 39. Both were pronounced dead at 4:55 a.m. at the scene, according to Natalia Derevyanny, a spokeswoman for the medical examiner's office.
Puerto Rican couple dragged out of their car and shot (2021.06.19)
The murder of a man and the beating and shooting of his wife started with a dispute over a minor traffic accident, Chicago Police said Monday.
Video of the death of Gyovanny Arzuaga and the beating and shooting of Yasmin Perez in Humboldt Park circulated widely on social media over the weekend.
The husband and wife were shot on West Division Street on the Northwest Side around 9:15 p.m. on Saturday night. Relatives and friends of the victims said they had been out celebrating the Puerto Rican parade, which had ended hours earlier.
"There was a very minor traffic accident, and a group of people swarmed that specific car," said Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan. "A group of people swarmed that specific car, they are seen hitting and beating that woman. You see the suspect shooting him in the head almost execution style."
Video of the death of Gyovanny Arzuaga and the beating and shooting of Yasmin Perez in Humboldt Park circulated widely on social media over the weekend.
The husband and wife were shot on West Division Street on the Northwest Side around 9:15 p.m. on Saturday night. Relatives and friends of the victims said they had been out celebrating the Puerto Rican parade, which had ended hours earlier.
"There was a very minor traffic accident, and a group of people swarmed that specific car," said Chicago Police Chief of Detectives Brendan Deenihan. "A group of people swarmed that specific car, they are seen hitting and beating that woman. You see the suspect shooting him in the head almost execution style."
Man tries to rob a dice game and pays with his life (2021.07.31)
A 27-year-old man was fatally shot Saturday in East Garfield Park on the West Side.
About 9:25 a.m., Demarcus Reed was in the 700 block of North Ridgeway Avenue, when he was shot in the head and the buttocks, Chicago police and the Cook County medical examiner's office said.
Reed, of Humboldt Park, was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
About 9:25 a.m., Demarcus Reed was in the 700 block of North Ridgeway Avenue, when he was shot in the head and the buttocks, Chicago police and the Cook County medical examiner's office said.
Reed, of Humboldt Park, was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
One killed and six injured in shootout (2021.08.08 )
Seven people were shot inside a lounge on the city's South Side early Sunday morning, with one person dying from their injuries, according to police.
Police said a 37-year-old man was in a verbal altercation with a 24-year-old man inside of the lounge in the 1800 block of West 87th Street at approximately 2:05 a.m. when the 24-year-old man revealed a handgun and opened fire.
The 37-year-old man was struck twice to the neck and three times to the back and taken to Christ Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The perpetrator was also struck several times throughout the body and was listed in critical condition at Christ Hospital after being taken into custody.
There were five other people struck by gunfire in the incident.
Police said a 37-year-old man was in a verbal altercation with a 24-year-old man inside of the lounge in the 1800 block of West 87th Street at approximately 2:05 a.m. when the 24-year-old man revealed a handgun and opened fire.
The 37-year-old man was struck twice to the neck and three times to the back and taken to Christ Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The perpetrator was also struck several times throughout the body and was listed in critical condition at Christ Hospital after being taken into custody.
There were five other people struck by gunfire in the incident.
Man shot dead at gas station (2021.10.16)
A man was fatally shot leaving a gas station Saturday morning in Roseland on the Far South Side.
The 29-year-old was leaving a gas station about 1:50 a.m. in the 10000 block of South Michigan Avenue when he was struck in the head and back by gunfire, Chicago police said.
He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
He was identified as Joshua James by the Cook County medical examiner's office.
No one was in custody.
Not 1000% sure that article is the right one, but it's 100% the place and some random dude on r/chiraqology agrees with the name of the deceased.
The 29-year-old was leaving a gas station about 1:50 a.m. in the 10000 block of South Michigan Avenue when he was struck in the head and back by gunfire, Chicago police said.
He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
He was identified as Joshua James by the Cook County medical examiner's office.
No one was in custody.
Not 1000% sure that article is the right one, but it's 100% the place and some random dude on r/chiraqology agrees with the name of the deceased.
71 year-old Asian man shot dead on a sidewalk (2021.12.07)
Chicago Police have charged 23-year-old Alphonso Joyner with first-degree murder in the shooting death of 71-year-old Woom Sing Tse.
The shooting happened Tuesday around 12:30 p.m., just steps away from an elementary school. The crime has left the Chinatown neighborhood shaken.
Police say Joyner was behind the wheel of a car that pulled up to the 200 block of W. 23rd Street. Tse was walking on the sidewalk when Joyner allegedly opened fire on him from the driver's seat. Police say Joyner then got out of the vehicle and fired several more shots into Tse's body, killing him.
Tse was a former restaurant owner, beloved in the community, who had apparently just walked to the store to buy a newspaper when he was gunned down.
"He was a man who came to this country just with a few dollars in his pocket and through hard work and a determined spirit, achieved the American dream. Mr. Tse built their home and provided for his family. He was a father, a husband, a grandfather, a man of the community, a Chicagoan," said Police Superintendent David Brown.
Brown credits the Chinatown community for Joyner's quick arrest, which is now his fifth arrest. Two of the arrests were for gun offenses.
Within minutes of the shooting, the Chinatown Chamber of Commerce provided 9th District police with the surveillance video that led to police to be able to track Joyner's vehicle to the Kennedy expressway, where they were able to catch him in slow traffic.
The big question lingering: a motive for this crime.
Police say after his arrest, Joyner invoked his right to remain silent so police Wednesday night did not speculate on a motive.
The shooting happened Tuesday around 12:30 p.m., just steps away from an elementary school. The crime has left the Chinatown neighborhood shaken.
Police say Joyner was behind the wheel of a car that pulled up to the 200 block of W. 23rd Street. Tse was walking on the sidewalk when Joyner allegedly opened fire on him from the driver's seat. Police say Joyner then got out of the vehicle and fired several more shots into Tse's body, killing him.
Tse was a former restaurant owner, beloved in the community, who had apparently just walked to the store to buy a newspaper when he was gunned down.
"He was a man who came to this country just with a few dollars in his pocket and through hard work and a determined spirit, achieved the American dream. Mr. Tse built their home and provided for his family. He was a father, a husband, a grandfather, a man of the community, a Chicagoan," said Police Superintendent David Brown.
Brown credits the Chinatown community for Joyner's quick arrest, which is now his fifth arrest. Two of the arrests were for gun offenses.
Within minutes of the shooting, the Chinatown Chamber of Commerce provided 9th District police with the surveillance video that led to police to be able to track Joyner's vehicle to the Kennedy expressway, where they were able to catch him in slow traffic.
The big question lingering: a motive for this crime.
Police say after his arrest, Joyner invoked his right to remain silent so police Wednesday night did not speculate on a motive.
Fist fight leads to shooting (2021.12.13)
On December 13th 2021 inside the parkway gardens housing block (O'Block) around 1:50PM two men would get into a fight rumored to be about money. this fight eventually escalated and sadly Avion Givens AKA (A.Roy, Alo, Askii Boy ALo) would be shot dead by an unknown assailant, The shooter fleed and is yet to be caught, due to witnesses not speaking to CPD theres not much evidence to prosecute anyone, The woman recording the video would later be jumped and beaten by several people for posting said video
16 year-old boy gunned down while exiting subway station (2022.02.28 )
Vadarrion Knight, the 16-year-old boy killed outside the Grand Red Line station early Monday, died in a targeted ambush that was captured on video. The teen's social media history shows he has a history with guns. He even claimed that he was recovering from serious gunshot wounds less than two years ago.
CWB Chicago reported this morning that an officer who reviewed CTA surveillance footage said the gunman entered the station's southwest entrance, crossed the mezzanine, and then waited for the victim to arrive.
Knight's active Facebook profile includes several photos of him posing with firearms, often two at a time. In a memorial video posted by another user, Knight dances down a hallway, twirling two pistols by their extended ammunition magazines. Adults appear to be watching him perform for the camera from just a few feet away. Other Facebook users also shared images of Knight posing with guns with their remembrances Monday.
Yet Knight posted in August 2020 that he was recovering from 15 gunshot wounds.
“I'm here for a reason,” he wrote, saying two bullets struck him in the face and two others grazed his face.
“That street shit aint [where] its at,” Knight continued. “Take this advice in run with it.”
CWB Chicago reported this morning that an officer who reviewed CTA surveillance footage said the gunman entered the station's southwest entrance, crossed the mezzanine, and then waited for the victim to arrive.
Knight's active Facebook profile includes several photos of him posing with firearms, often two at a time. In a memorial video posted by another user, Knight dances down a hallway, twirling two pistols by their extended ammunition magazines. Adults appear to be watching him perform for the camera from just a few feet away. Other Facebook users also shared images of Knight posing with guns with their remembrances Monday.
Yet Knight posted in August 2020 that he was recovering from 15 gunshot wounds.
“I'm here for a reason,” he wrote, saying two bullets struck him in the face and two others grazed his face.
“That street shit aint [where] its at,” Knight continued. “Take this advice in run with it.”
Little dude escapes tidal wave of bullets that killed 1 and injured 4 (2022.05.10)
CCTV footage of Gang Shooting in Chicago. 1 man killed, 4 others injured in a gang conflict that happened around the 4800 block of South Ada St. According to Police the incident happened around 4:40 PM CST (5/10/22). According to reports, a crowd of people fought officers who tried to attend to the shooting victims. Two people were also placed into custody for fighting with the police.
A vehicle that fled the scene had crashed several blocks away. Police recovered multiple weapons, but the shooters have not been caught.
A vehicle that fled the scene had crashed several blocks away. Police recovered multiple weapons, but the shooters have not been caught.
Three people killed in hit and run (2022.08.14)
Three men were killed and another was hurt in a hit-and-run crash on the city's South Side early Sunday morning, Chicago police said.
The crash happened at about 5 a.m. in the Jackson Park Highlands neighborhood's 7000 block of South Jeffery Boulevard, police said. A sedan was traveling southbound when it struck the four men.
Three victims were transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where they were pronounced dead, police said.
Another man was transported to Stroger Hospital, Chicago fire officials said. He is in serious, but stable condition.
The vehicle fled the scene and no one is in custody, police said.
A number of shoes could be spotted on the pavement, indicating just how violent the crash was.
The victims' ages are not yet known.
Authorities have not provided further information about the crash.
The crash happened at about 5 a.m. in the Jackson Park Highlands neighborhood's 7000 block of South Jeffery Boulevard, police said. A sedan was traveling southbound when it struck the four men.
Three victims were transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where they were pronounced dead, police said.
Another man was transported to Stroger Hospital, Chicago fire officials said. He is in serious, but stable condition.
The vehicle fled the scene and no one is in custody, police said.
A number of shoes could be spotted on the pavement, indicating just how violent the crash was.
The victims' ages are not yet known.
Authorities have not provided further information about the crash.
Sucker puncher shot dead in act of revenge (2022.08.31)
Disturbing video of a deadly shooting inside a West Garfield Park liquor store reveals new details about the case, including that an argument started inside before shots were fired.
The video, which may be disturbing to some, first shows one man punch another at the counter.
Two others step between the pair as the man who was punched moves to go out the door. But then that man turns around and pulls out a gun, shooting the man who punched him multiple times.
The shooting happened Wednesday afternoon at 4:15.
The man who was shot was taken to Mount Sinai Medical Center and pronounced dead. Not much is known about that man except that he was 19 years old, according to the medical examiner.
Police are still looking for the shooter.
The video, which may be disturbing to some, first shows one man punch another at the counter.
Two others step between the pair as the man who was punched moves to go out the door. But then that man turns around and pulls out a gun, shooting the man who punched him multiple times.
The shooting happened Wednesday afternoon at 4:15.
The man who was shot was taken to Mount Sinai Medical Center and pronounced dead. Not much is known about that man except that he was 19 years old, according to the medical examiner.
Police are still looking for the shooter.
Three killed in shooting by a man who was kicked out of a party (2022.12.11)
Samuel Parsons-Salas, 32, was caught on camera grabbing a gun from a vehicle outside Vera's Lounge early Sunday — then picking out his victims, shooting some at point-blank range, the Chicago Sun-Times said.
The daughter of one of the three people killed was seen running up to her fallen father — just for Parsons-Salas to walk up and shoot her in the head, leaving her in critical condition. The violent felon — who was finally arrested Monday after running from SWAT cops — was also charged with kidnapping a woman he allegedly held hostage while fleeing the scene.
The killing spree came less than three months after Parsons-Salas was paroled after a 2014 conviction for an armed home invasion in which two people were shot dead.
Parsons-Salas had been attending a party at the Vera Lounge celebrating the 25th birthday of Maria Vera, the woman left “fighting for her life” after being shot in the head. He grabbed the gun after being kicked out of the party, repeatedly opening fire once confronted outside.
Vera's 50-year-old father, Ricky Vera, and Mario Pozuelos, 26, were pronounced dead at the scene. Mercedes Tavares, a 24-year-old mother of three, was pronounced dead later at a hospital.
Parsons-Salas is charged with three counts of murder as well as attempted murder and kidnapping. He was expected in bond court on Wednesday.
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The daughter of one of the three people killed was seen running up to her fallen father — just for Parsons-Salas to walk up and shoot her in the head, leaving her in critical condition. The violent felon — who was finally arrested Monday after running from SWAT cops — was also charged with kidnapping a woman he allegedly held hostage while fleeing the scene.
The killing spree came less than three months after Parsons-Salas was paroled after a 2014 conviction for an armed home invasion in which two people were shot dead.
Parsons-Salas had been attending a party at the Vera Lounge celebrating the 25th birthday of Maria Vera, the woman left “fighting for her life” after being shot in the head. He grabbed the gun after being kicked out of the party, repeatedly opening fire once confronted outside.
Vera's 50-year-old father, Ricky Vera, and Mario Pozuelos, 26, were pronounced dead at the scene. Mercedes Tavares, a 24-year-old mother of three, was pronounced dead later at a hospital.
Parsons-Salas is charged with three counts of murder as well as attempted murder and kidnapping. He was expected in bond court on Wednesday.
‘Throw away the key’: Paroled felon charged with killing 3 in mass shooting in Chicago
A recently paroled felon has been charged with gunning down three people — and then shooting one of their daughters in the head — leading Chicago’s top cop to beg judges to “…
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Man tries to overpower female off-duty cop but receives bullets instead (2023.01.18 )
An off-duty Chicago cop warned a potential robber she'd kill him, and then followed through on that pledge when she fired three shots at the man, footage from the wild scene showed.
The police officer issued the threat on Jan. 18 after the suspect appeared to grab her gun minutes after she broke up a fight among four people — including the alleged thief, officials said.
As the two wrestled and fell to the ground, the handgun went off and hit 39-year-old Leevon Smith. He was taken to the hospital, where he died two days later, CBS Chicago reported. Police said in January the officer was placed on routine 30-day administrative duty.
A tactical report indicates Chicago police determined the suspect tried to grab the off-duty officer's weapon and was an imminent threat to her. The officer suffered a cut above her right eye, according to the police arrest report.
The officer was one of several people to call 911 after the shooting, telling the dispatch she was robbed and that she shot a man. She said she tried to call her bosses, but no one was answering her calls.
“He just tried to steal my off-duty gun,” she told first responders on the scene.
The officer joined the force last June, the Chicago Sun Times reported.
She has not been charged in the shooting, though Smith's family is suing the city and officer for $10 million over the fatal encounter, the newspaper reported.
Smith was reportedly charged by prosecutors with attempted robbery and aggravated battery, according to the arrest report before his death.
The police officer issued the threat on Jan. 18 after the suspect appeared to grab her gun minutes after she broke up a fight among four people — including the alleged thief, officials said.
As the two wrestled and fell to the ground, the handgun went off and hit 39-year-old Leevon Smith. He was taken to the hospital, where he died two days later, CBS Chicago reported. Police said in January the officer was placed on routine 30-day administrative duty.
A tactical report indicates Chicago police determined the suspect tried to grab the off-duty officer's weapon and was an imminent threat to her. The officer suffered a cut above her right eye, according to the police arrest report.
The officer was one of several people to call 911 after the shooting, telling the dispatch she was robbed and that she shot a man. She said she tried to call her bosses, but no one was answering her calls.
“He just tried to steal my off-duty gun,” she told first responders on the scene.
The officer joined the force last June, the Chicago Sun Times reported.
She has not been charged in the shooting, though Smith's family is suing the city and officer for $10 million over the fatal encounter, the newspaper reported.
Smith was reportedly charged by prosecutors with attempted robbery and aggravated battery, according to the arrest report before his death.
Chicago police shoot and kill man running towards them with a gun (2023.04.15)
Chicago's police oversight agency on Wednesday released body camera footage showing a police officer fatally shooting 24-year-old Reginald Clay Jr. in Garfield Park. The shooting occurred at around 10 a.m. on April 15.
The release of the graphic video comes after Clay's family members reportedly filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, claiming the shooting was “unprovoked and unwarranted.”
The body-worn camera video — which the Civilian Office of Police Accountability released Wednesday morning — shows Clay being chased into a gangway alongside a house in the 3800 block of West Flournoy Street before he turns around and appears to pull a firearm from his waistband while approaching police. He was then shot and collapsed with blood pooling from his chest.
“As part of this investigation, COPA will review the initial interaction, foot pursuit, body worn activation and subsequent use of deadly force as well as all other matters to determine if the officers' actions were in accordance with Department policy and training,” COPA First Deputy Chief Administrator Ephraim Eaddy said in a statement.
In its initial statement, the CPD said the officers were on patrol when they observed several individuals near a vehicle, one of whom was seen “leaning into the vehicle.” The officers then began pursuit and the “individual turned toward an officer with a firearm,” police said.
“No reason, no reason at all to chase him — none,” Clay's father, Reginald Clay Sr., said during a press conference after viewing the video Tuesday.
The officer who shot Clay was immediately placed on routine administrative duties for 30 days.
The release of the graphic video comes after Clay's family members reportedly filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, claiming the shooting was “unprovoked and unwarranted.”
The body-worn camera video — which the Civilian Office of Police Accountability released Wednesday morning — shows Clay being chased into a gangway alongside a house in the 3800 block of West Flournoy Street before he turns around and appears to pull a firearm from his waistband while approaching police. He was then shot and collapsed with blood pooling from his chest.
“As part of this investigation, COPA will review the initial interaction, foot pursuit, body worn activation and subsequent use of deadly force as well as all other matters to determine if the officers' actions were in accordance with Department policy and training,” COPA First Deputy Chief Administrator Ephraim Eaddy said in a statement.
In its initial statement, the CPD said the officers were on patrol when they observed several individuals near a vehicle, one of whom was seen “leaning into the vehicle.” The officers then began pursuit and the “individual turned toward an officer with a firearm,” police said.
“No reason, no reason at all to chase him — none,” Clay's father, Reginald Clay Sr., said during a press conference after viewing the video Tuesday.
The officer who shot Clay was immediately placed on routine administrative duties for 30 days.
Rapper shot to death in front of girlfriend and kids (2024.02.07)
"THF TP" aka Terrance (Rapper) was shot x7 times in the torso while shooting a video in Madison and Long in Chicago, Incident happened on a night in Wednesday February 7th 2024 at approximately 6:41 pm Infront of his girlfriend and kids.
Urgently, he was transported to Loyola Hospital, where medical efforts proved futile, and he was pronounced Deceased.
According to the Chicago Police Department (CPD), Terrance was standing on the sidewalk, holding a poster board, when an unidentified vehicle pulled up.
An assailant exited the vehicle and indiscriminately fired multiple shots at him before hastily fleeing the scene. The investigation revealed a grim aftermath, with CPD recovering at least 22 shell casings, indicative of the severity and intensity of the attack that claimed Terrance's life.
Urgently, he was transported to Loyola Hospital, where medical efforts proved futile, and he was pronounced Deceased.
According to the Chicago Police Department (CPD), Terrance was standing on the sidewalk, holding a poster board, when an unidentified vehicle pulled up.
An assailant exited the vehicle and indiscriminately fired multiple shots at him before hastily fleeing the scene. The investigation revealed a grim aftermath, with CPD recovering at least 22 shell casings, indicative of the severity and intensity of the attack that claimed Terrance's life.
Overkill gas station shooting (2024.08.13)
A 31-year-old man was fatally shot outside a Citgo gas station on the city’s West Side.
The shooting happened around 8:54 a.m. Tuesday on the 5100 block of West Chicago Avenue.
According to police, the man was near the gas station when a silver sedan, possibly an Infiniti, approached him. Three men exited the vehicle and opened fire, striking the victim multiple times.
The man was transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
After the shooting the offenders got back into the sedan and fled northbound.
No one is in custody at this time.
The shooting happened around 8:54 a.m. Tuesday on the 5100 block of West Chicago Avenue.
According to police, the man was near the gas station when a silver sedan, possibly an Infiniti, approached him. Three men exited the vehicle and opened fire, striking the victim multiple times.
The man was transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
After the shooting the offenders got back into the sedan and fled northbound.
No one is in custody at this time.
Chicago Police shoot and kill a knife wielding man on the sixth floor of an apartment building (2025.01.03)
Two Chicago police officers shot 58-year-old Timothy Glaze 16 times on Jan. 3 as he walked toward them carrying a knife, according to the Little Village man’s autopsy conducted by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office and obtained by WTTW News through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Glaze suffered wounds in his chest, abdomen, torso, thighs, buttock and arms, according to the autopsy. Alcohol and cocaine were identified in Glaze’s system at the time of his death, according to the autopsy and a toxicology report.
“He didn’t deserve 16 shots,” said Charlotta Pritchett, Glaze’s partner of seven years. “I can’t find any justification in that.”
Pritchett told WTTW News she regrets calling 911 in the early morning hours of Jan. 3 after becoming alarmed that Glaze, who she said was suffering from three different kinds of cancer, was carrying around a knife and refusing her requests to leave her apartment.
“Why didn’t they use a Taser on him?” Pritchett asked. Glaze’s autopsy showed the 6-foot, 1-inch man weighed 137 pounds at the time of his death.
Pritchett called 911 twice just after 2 a.m. Jan. 3, according to recordings released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability.
“I really regret that,” Pritchett said. “I thought they would help me, not murder him.”
Pritchett said she had an order of protection against Glaze that was in effect at the time of his death but nevertheless chose to celebrate the New Year’s holiday and her birthday with him. Glaze was convicted in 2006 of domestic battery and in 2014 of trespassing at a North Side grocery store, according to court records.
Pritchett told 911 dispatchers that she and Glaze had a fight and that he would not put down the knife he had been carrying around.
Concerned by the way Glaze was acting, Pritchett told WTTW News she sought refuge in the corner of the bedroom and picked up a screwdriver.
“He won’t let me out of my room,” Pritchett told the dispatcher. “He got a knife in his hand.”
It took officers just five minutes to arrive at the Albany Terrace Apartments, a building for seniors managed by the Chicago Housing Authority in the 3000 block of West 21st Place, to respond to Pritchett’s calls for help, records show.
Before the officers arrived, Pritchett left the apartment and sought refuge with a neighbor.
Glaze’s encounter with the two officers, which was captured on their body-worn cameras, began as one knocks on the door of the sixth-floor apartment, which swings open.
The officer calls out “Chicago police,” according to the recording.
The video captures Glaze calling out “Chicago police” before he is visible to the officers. Seconds later he comes around a corner toward the door, according to the video.
“What’s going on,” an officer says.
“Nothing,” Glaze says, as he swings one arm around his back, shifting the knife he is carrying from his left hand to his right hand.
As the officers back away from Glaze, he emerges through the apartment door and raises the knife, according to the video. Seconds later, both officers open fire, hitting him 16 times and grazing him once, records show.
After Glaze hits the floor, officers tell him to stop moving and handcuff him before calling for an ambulance, according to the video.
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability, known as COPA, is probing the shooting, and has yet to determine whether the actions of the two officers were justified. Both officers have returned to patrol after spending 30 days assigned to administrative duties, as required by department policy after a fatal shooting, according to a department spokesperson.
Pritchett said Glaze’s death had been “very traumatic.”
“Every single aspect of my life has been upended,” said Pritchett, who still lives in the apartment just steps from where Glaze was killed and is struggling to pay her bills after an online fundraiser stalled.
Glaze suffered wounds in his chest, abdomen, torso, thighs, buttock and arms, according to the autopsy. Alcohol and cocaine were identified in Glaze’s system at the time of his death, according to the autopsy and a toxicology report.
“He didn’t deserve 16 shots,” said Charlotta Pritchett, Glaze’s partner of seven years. “I can’t find any justification in that.”
Pritchett told WTTW News she regrets calling 911 in the early morning hours of Jan. 3 after becoming alarmed that Glaze, who she said was suffering from three different kinds of cancer, was carrying around a knife and refusing her requests to leave her apartment.
“Why didn’t they use a Taser on him?” Pritchett asked. Glaze’s autopsy showed the 6-foot, 1-inch man weighed 137 pounds at the time of his death.
Pritchett called 911 twice just after 2 a.m. Jan. 3, according to recordings released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability.
“I really regret that,” Pritchett said. “I thought they would help me, not murder him.”
Pritchett said she had an order of protection against Glaze that was in effect at the time of his death but nevertheless chose to celebrate the New Year’s holiday and her birthday with him. Glaze was convicted in 2006 of domestic battery and in 2014 of trespassing at a North Side grocery store, according to court records.
Pritchett told 911 dispatchers that she and Glaze had a fight and that he would not put down the knife he had been carrying around.
Concerned by the way Glaze was acting, Pritchett told WTTW News she sought refuge in the corner of the bedroom and picked up a screwdriver.
“He won’t let me out of my room,” Pritchett told the dispatcher. “He got a knife in his hand.”
It took officers just five minutes to arrive at the Albany Terrace Apartments, a building for seniors managed by the Chicago Housing Authority in the 3000 block of West 21st Place, to respond to Pritchett’s calls for help, records show.
Before the officers arrived, Pritchett left the apartment and sought refuge with a neighbor.
Glaze’s encounter with the two officers, which was captured on their body-worn cameras, began as one knocks on the door of the sixth-floor apartment, which swings open.
The officer calls out “Chicago police,” according to the recording.
The video captures Glaze calling out “Chicago police” before he is visible to the officers. Seconds later he comes around a corner toward the door, according to the video.
“What’s going on,” an officer says.
“Nothing,” Glaze says, as he swings one arm around his back, shifting the knife he is carrying from his left hand to his right hand.
As the officers back away from Glaze, he emerges through the apartment door and raises the knife, according to the video. Seconds later, both officers open fire, hitting him 16 times and grazing him once, records show.
After Glaze hits the floor, officers tell him to stop moving and handcuff him before calling for an ambulance, according to the video.
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability, known as COPA, is probing the shooting, and has yet to determine whether the actions of the two officers were justified. Both officers have returned to patrol after spending 30 days assigned to administrative duties, as required by department policy after a fatal shooting, according to a department spokesperson.
Pritchett said Glaze’s death had been “very traumatic.”
“Every single aspect of my life has been upended,” said Pritchett, who still lives in the apartment just steps from where Glaze was killed and is struggling to pay her bills after an online fundraiser stalled.
Garbage collector shoots two armed robbers outside of an elementary school, killing one of them (2025.01.31)
A garbage collector shot two armed robbers, killing one, outside a Chicago elementary school on Friday morning. Police said the victim, 28, is licensed to carry a concealed firearm.
He was collecting trash in an alleyway next to DRW College Prep, 931 South Homan, when two men walked up, displayed a gun, and announced the robbery around 5:18 a.m., according to police. An "exchange of gunfire" ensued between the robbers and the garbage collector, CPD said in a media statement.
While the victim was not injured, the two robbers were not so fortunate. One of them, a 42-year-old man, collapsed about 20 feet from the school's front entrance. He was pronounced dead at the scene from a gunshot wound to the head.
Police and court records show he has a lengthy criminal history, including a conviction for a 2008 armed robbery that occurred in the 1300 block of South Homan, four blocks directly south from where he died.
The other robber, 20, was taken to Mt. Sinai in critical condition with a gunshot wound to his neck.
EMS also took the garbage collector to St. Anthony Hospital for an evaluation, but he was in good condition, police said.
Investigators found two handguns and seven shell casings at the scene.
He was collecting trash in an alleyway next to DRW College Prep, 931 South Homan, when two men walked up, displayed a gun, and announced the robbery around 5:18 a.m., according to police. An "exchange of gunfire" ensued between the robbers and the garbage collector, CPD said in a media statement.
While the victim was not injured, the two robbers were not so fortunate. One of them, a 42-year-old man, collapsed about 20 feet from the school's front entrance. He was pronounced dead at the scene from a gunshot wound to the head.
Police and court records show he has a lengthy criminal history, including a conviction for a 2008 armed robbery that occurred in the 1300 block of South Homan, four blocks directly south from where he died.
The other robber, 20, was taken to Mt. Sinai in critical condition with a gunshot wound to his neck.
EMS also took the garbage collector to St. Anthony Hospital for an evaluation, but he was in good condition, police said.
Investigators found two handguns and seven shell casings at the scene.
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I once shared a news story of a guy getting stabbed 100+ times by his girlfriend (she faulted the weed and got community service, peak female privilege), some retarded niggerfaggot victim-blamed him for not instantly disarming her John Wick style when he was abruptly lunged at. But this video illustrates why any creature holding a knife is extremely dangerous. One well-placed strike of the blade is all it takes. Even martial artists recommend running from weapons for a reason. That said this guy in particular had it coming.
I can smell the fatigue in this one. Driver must have been tired of these chimps publicly brawling over petty nonsense all the time.
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How do you even avoid this? The Chevy was driving at highway speed in the completely wrong lane. Try to swerve at the last second?
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"Ok we know our family member has had a history of robbing and assaulting people. We know you can clearly see the balaclava on his face which obviously indicates that he's looking to rob someone. But this is the city and police station fault!" - niggers surviving family members
They just don't learn do they?
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It's tribalism. They have no loyalty to the nation, only to the tribe of the immediate family.
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Doors: locked.
Cameras: on.
Guns: loaded.
Dog: trained.
Salt: circled.
Demons: on sight.
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Oh lawd, he tried to get the goonicution featured.
Shock rescue hooks are a thing in industrial settings.
It needs to be electrically insulated or you will fry also. I don't think there's many (if any) common household/on-the-street things that could serve as one in a pinch unfortunately.
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I think the only answer here is "die" unfortunately. There was room to swerve, but not time and critically not much visibility either, since they were going around a curve. Just an awful situation all around.
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Hopefully audio files are allowed here as well. This is a leaked partial recording of the full Columbine 911 call that took place in the library. It's different from the well-known one (with Patti Nielson on the phone talking to dispatchers) and judging by the man's voice I'm assuming someone secretly captured it in a courtroom or something similar.
The "get your hands off me" line is likely because one of the students hiding under the tables (can't remember his name) apparently attempted to jump Harris, as he was quite short in comparison to Klebold.
[fire alarm blaring due to smoke from CO2 "cricket" bombs]
1: "Her face! What the hell is wrong with you? Help me! Help..."
2 [presumably Harris]: "Shut, shut the fuck up!"
1: "Dear God!"
2: Get your hands off me!
1: "Her face! What the hell is wrong with you? Help me! Help..."
2 [presumably Harris]: "Shut, shut the fuck up!"
1: "Dear God!"
2: Get your hands off me!
The "get your hands off me" line is likely because one of the students hiding under the tables (can't remember his name) apparently attempted to jump Harris, as he was quite short in comparison to Klebold.
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I imagine the "her face" bit was after he looked under a desk and shot Cassie Bernall in the face.
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Brooms made of wood? Those are pretty common in most places, especially 3rd world.
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Drive-by shooting, leading to injuries and fatalities. The reaction of these niggers is to fight the police when they come to help. We should stop sending police, fire, and ambulance to these places and instead just send the military with body armor and lots of guns.
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Johnny Cash is not "gay music".