Garbage Truck Worker Kills Robber, Another Critically Wounded
Incident Occurs in Homan Square
A 28-year-old man working for Flood Brothers was outside in the 900 block of South Homan just before 5:20 a.m. when two men approached with firearms.
Worker Exchanges Gunfire with Suspects
They then announced a robbery and the worker, who has a FOID and CCL, exchanged gunfire with them.
One Suspect Dies, Another Wounded
One of the suspected robbers, 42, was shot in the head and died at the scene. Another, 20, was transported in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the neck.
Worker Treated for Injuries
The worker was transported to St. Anthony in good condition.
Conclusion
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible gun ownership and the need for citizens to be prepared to defend themselves in extreme situations. It also highlights the bravery and quick thinking of the garbage truck worker who was able to protect himself and potentially prevent further harm to others.
FAQs
Q: Who was the garbage truck worker involved in the incident?
A: The worker was a 28-year-old man employed by Flood Brothers.
Q: What was the outcome of the shooting?
A: One suspect was killed, and another was critically wounded. The worker was not seriously injured.
Q: Did the worker have a license to carry a firearm?
A: Yes, the worker had a FOID (Firearms Owner’s Identification Card) and CCL (Concealed Carry License).
