Chicago police released surveillance video Wednesday of those involved in a murder at a West Pullman restaurant
A community meeting has been planned in West Pullman to address a recent uptick in violence after a man was shot and killed at a restaurant Sunday.A community meeting has been planned in West Pullman to address a recent uptick in violence after a 35-year-old woman and a 14-year-old boy were charged in a 32-year-old man's shooting death in a West Pullman restaurant.
Police said the 32-year-old man, who the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office identified as Jeremy A. Brown, was in the vestibule of a fast food restaurant and was involved in a physical altercation. Anti-violence groups said they've been responding to a recent uptick in shootings in the West Pullman neighborhood. Since May 23, there have been eight shootings and five homicides in the area, according to their count.
"Mental health services, housing services, there's a lot of jobs out here," said Bob Jackson, Executive Director of Roseland Ceasefire Project.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Chicago police release video of West Pullman restaurant shooting suspectsChicago police have released surveillance video of suspects wanted in connection with a fatal shooting inside of a West Pullman restaurant.
Les mer »
West Pullman shooting: Woman, teen charged after man killed inside restaurant, Chicago police sayChicago police release surveillance video Wednesday of those involved in the murder.
Les mer »
Brandon Johnson mentor to replace him on Cook County BoardThe seat on the Cook County Board that Brandon Johnson vacated to take over the mayor’s office in Chicago was filled late Tuesday by Chicago Teachers Union leader Tara Stamps.
Les mer »
Art and Sustainability Meet on Chicago’s West Side, Where Artists Transform Plastics Into Benches.Alt__Chicago and Happy Returns are two organizations on a mission to bridge the gap between art and sustainability with a new initiative aimed at 'redeeming plastic' on Chicago's West Side. The project? Creating benches accessible to the public.
Les mer »