Man Wounded in Greater Grand Crossing Shootout is Arrested
Shooting Occurs During Verbal Altercation
A man was arrested after being wounded in a shootout in Greater Grand Crossing on Sunday night, Chicago police said.
Details of the Incident
The man, 29, was in a “verbal altercation” with three men in an apartment complex in the 6500 block of South Martin Luther King Jr. Drive at 8:28 p.m. when gunfire was exchanged between the men, police said.
Victim Shot Twice in the Leg
The 29-year-old was shot twice in the leg and taken to University of Chicago Medical Center, where he received treatment for his injuries.
Arrest Made and Weapon Recovered
The man was later arrested and a weapon was recovered at the scene, police said.
Investigation Ongoing
The investigation into the shooting is ongoing, and police are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident to determine if any charges will be filed.
Conclusion
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of de-escalation techniques and the need for community members to prioritize safety and respect for one another.
FAQs
Q: What happened during the altercation?
A: The 29-year-old man was in a verbal altercation with three other men in an apartment complex when gunfire was exchanged.
Q: How many times was the victim shot?
A: The victim was shot twice in the leg.
Q: What happened to the weapon used in the shooting?
A: A weapon was recovered at the scene.
Q: Is the investigation ongoing?
A: Yes, the investigation is ongoing, and police are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident to determine if any charges will be filed.
