Teen Bystander Shot, Wounded During Altercation on CTA Bus
Shooting Occurs on Bus in Chatham
A 16-year-old passenger was injured after a verbal altercation led to a shooting on a CTA bus in Chatham on Monday afternoon, Chicago police said.
Altercation Turns Violent
According to police, two women were involved in a verbal altercation on a CTA bus in the 8600 block of South State Street at 5:22 p.m. when one of them pulled out a gun and started shooting.
Teenager Grazed by Bullet
A 16-year-old passenger was grazed on his knee during the shooting and was treated at the scene. The teen was taken to a nearby hospital for further treatment, but his injuries are not life-threatening.
Police Investigate
No one is in custody as police continue to investigate the incident. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and conducting interviews to identify the individuals involved in the altercation and shooting.
Community Left Shocked
The shooting has left the community in shock, with many expressing concern about the growing violence on public transportation in the city.
Conclusion
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining public safety on our city’s buses and trains. The Chicago Police Department is working to ensure that those responsible for the shooting are held accountable.
FAQs
* When did the shooting occur?
+ The shooting occurred on Monday afternoon at 5:22 p.m.
* Where did the shooting occur?
+ The shooting occurred on a CTA bus in the 8600 block of South State Street in Chatham.
* How many people were injured?
+ One person, a 16-year-old teenager, was grazed by a bullet and treated at the scene.
* Are there any suspects in custody?
+ No, there are no suspects in custody at this time.
