5 injured as gunbattle rolls through West Loop on Wednesday afternoon: Crime scene is “almost a mile, two miles long,” cop says – CWB Chicago

Witnesses reported seeing the occupants of two or three SUVs shooting at each other as the cars drove through the West Loop area around 4:55 p.m. According to officers, the gunbattle left shell casings littering streets from Jefferson and Lake to Desplaines and Kinzie and as far north as Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Freddy
4 years ago

Gunfight at the not so O.K Chicago corral.

NoHope4Illinois
4 years ago

Broad daylight. They have no fear of the law. Everyone for themselves it seems. Know small bookstore owner – has two employees, says the crime is worse now and ruining her biz. Just trying to hold on to what she has worked so hard for.

BB
4 years ago

Forget Chicago no need to visit anymore- The dems have destroyed it!
Only the fools will stay

streeterville
4 years ago

Chicago, the Sarajevo of America. Come dodge the shooters, more fun than paintball.

Wonder how Chicago’s tourism-convention business associations spin this story likely to get wide press in next week.

ddppdp
4 years ago

Loop is the new Englewood

Ex Illini
4 years ago

Lil Kim was quoted as saying “nuthin to see here”.

The Paraclete
4 years ago

A running gun battle with automatic weapons, ya know Machine Guns! I wonder how Lori and Brown will spin this? If they even acknowledge it!

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