A 44-year-old man was critically wounded in a taking pictures Saturday in Humboldt Park on the West Side. About 6:20 p.m., he was driving east when somebody fired photographs at him within the 3800 block of West Grand Avenue and he was struck within the head, Chicago police stated. He was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in important situation, police stated. No one is in custody as Area North detectives examine the taking pictures. Read extra on crime, and observe the town’s homicides. Source hyperlink
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Off-duty cop charged in lethal DUI was driving 73-75 mph
The off-duty Chicago police officer charged in a lethal DUI accident over the weekend was rushing between 73 to 75 mph earlier than he slammed right into a South Side restaurant, killing a 35-year-old girl inside, Cook County prosecutors stated Tuesday. Marquita N. Reed, 35, was ready for her meals to be ready at Tony’s Philly Steak restaurant early Sunday morning when Terrance Finley allegedly swerved his Toyota Corolla to keep away from a automotive that was delivering entrance of him, jumped the southeast curb at 80th and Wood, and crashed into the enterprise. Customers contained in the restaurant described the crash “as if a bomb went off,” Assistant States Attorney James Murphy stated throughout
NASCAR Fans Get ‘Rowdy,’ Rip Kyle Busch For Driving In Truck Series
NASCAR’s National series are intended to help young, up-and-coming drivers develop their skills with hopes of one day making the jump to the highest level. It might be hard these drivers to have success, though, if one of the top racers on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series is always coming down to hog victory lane. We’re talking, of course, about Kyle Busch. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver has no wins on the Cup level this season, but has taken a checkered flag in the both Xfinity Series and, after his performance at Kansas Speedway on Friday, the Camping World Truck Series. But Busch’s victory in the Toyota Tundra 250 didn’t exactly sit
Tyrod Taylor Got In A Car Crash While Driving To Bills-Dolphins Game
The Buffalo Bills suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Miami Dolphins on Saturday, but their quarterback was lucky to even be on the field. Tyrod Taylor was involved in a minor car accident in downtown Buffalo on Saturday morning while driving to New Era Field, Taylor revealed after the game. “(Saturday) goes into the loss category and I’m not happy about that,” Taylor said after Buffalo’s 34-31 overtime loss, via NewYorkUpstate.com. “The fact that my car got wrecked this morning in an accident doesn’t help.” According to NewYorkUpstate.com, Taylor crashed his black Mercedes SUV at approximately 10 a.m. ET and had to be picked u... NESN.com