Showing posts with label Shootings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shootings. Show all posts

Sunday, September 16, 2007

FOUR SHOOTINGS FOUR DEATHS TWO SEPARATE LOCATIONS

Four men were fatally shot in two separate incidents early Saturday in Chicago. Homicide rate, she's a climbing.

ONCE UPON A TIME A VERY NICE COMMUNITY.

The bodies of two relatives were found with bullet wounds at 12:40 a.m. in a vehicle near Marquette Park on the Southwest Side, police said.

The victims, Derrick and Eric Sherrill, both 21, of the 6600 block of South California Avenue, were pronounced dead at the scene in the 7000 block of South Fairfield Avenue—a half-mile from their home

BELOW ALSO ONCE UPON A TIME, A VERY NICE COMMUNITY.
NOW IT'S GUN SLINGING ON THE STREETS.

Less than two hours later, two people were killed and two others were injured when gunfire erupted on a street in the Riverdale neighborhood on the Far South Side. A fight broke out shortly after 2:30 a.m. in the 700 block of East 131st Street,

CHARGED MAN-TRYING TO KILL A CHICAGO POLICE OFFICER

Another one where were just happy to say, "were glad your safe to fellow brothers
No allege about it and the Officer has the wounds to show it. Congratulations Officers, rest easy and we wish you a speedy recovery.

A man was charged late Friday with attempted first-degree murder after a Chicago police officer was shot and wounded, authorities said.

Devaris Perry, 20, of the 600 block of South Hoyne Avenue also was charged with aggravated battery with a firearm.

Police allege that Perry shot a 55-year-old officer in the arm during a struggle for the officer's gun at the Ida B. Wells public housing development in the 500 block of East Browning Avenue on Friday morning, police said. The same housing development where noisy residents scream, your hassling us with contact cards.

The officer then shot Perry in the thigh, police said.

Sunday, September 2, 2007

SOUTH LOOP NEIGHBORS COMPLAIN OF FOUL ODOR OF DEATH CHICAGO

TWO STORIES BOTH ON 16TH STREET: 1ST STORY IS IN THE AREA NOW KNOWN AS SOUTH LOOP AND THE 2ND STORY TAKES PLACE A MERE, 12 MINUTES AND APPROXIMATELY 6 MILES AWAY, IN THE VIOLENT NEIGHBORHOOD CONTINUALLY MAKING THE NEWS AND BETTER KNOWN AS THE OLD WEST SIDE. NOW REFERRED TO AS NORTH LAWNDALE. For people who are very unfamiliar with the true West Side of Chicago.

South Loop
Two people found dead in an parked auto, a man and a woman, both apparently in their 40s, after neighbors complain of a foul odor? The area has several bustling business's and there is also plenty of foot traffic just hanging out. Did they think these individuals were just nodding, or was the foot traffic indifferent to two occupants just sitting in a vehicle for a good while? It took the smell of death for them to be noticed.

Address also known as Clinton and 16th St. butted by a Amtrak line directly N., Canal St. E., directly West street would be Jefferson. Was this a drug overdose, carbon, etc. Death Investigation being conducted. NFI at this time.

Business's in immediate vicinity:
Butcher Block Factory Outlet
555 W 16th St, Chicago, IL (0.01 miles away)

O'Neill Products Inc
555 W 16th St, Chicago, IL (0.01 miles away

Premier Metal Works Inc
1616 S Clinton St, Chicago, IL (0.02 miles away)

WEST SIDE1 DEAD 2 WOUNDED FROM GUNSHOTS: 18, 17 AND 15 YEAR OLD, GANGS.
Officers, who were flagged down, arrived about 12:20 a.m. at the 3200 block of West 16th Street in North Lawndale and found three male teens with gunshot wounds, said Chicago Police Officer John Mirabelli. police Investigating, NFI at this time.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chicago/chi-westside_02sep02,1,5874418.story

Monday, July 16, 2007

CHICAGO POLICE OFFICERS BECOME WALKING TARGETS

CHICAGO SHOOTING CRIMES AND THEIR TARGETING THE POLICE


Yes, this is part of the job but it does not take away from the reality when Police are also targets, no one in Chicago is safe. Were glad our fellow officer's are safe and no, taking guns from citizens will not alter Chicago's crimes. Were Safe Sanctuary with Bonds, which means no bounty hunters. We only enact to apparently encourage these types of crimes. Thank God we can still carry.


By Jason Meisner and Mary Owen
Tribune staff reporters
Published July 16, 2007, 6:21 AM CDT

A 50-year-old woman shot and wounded three Chicago police officers in a West Side apartment building Sunday night before the officers returned fire and killed her, police said. That would be, she ambushed them.

Two of the officers were shot in the arm and one officer's head was grazed by a bullet, said police spokeswoman Monique Bond. All three officers were taken to Mt. Sinai Hospital where they were in good condition later Sunday, she said. One of the three was expected to be released from the hospital late Sunday or early Monday, police said.