Critically Wounded 14-Year-Old Boy after Shooting in Auburn Gresham
A Fatal Night in Auburn Gresham
On Tuesday night, a devastating scene unfolded in Auburn Gresham on the South Side when a 14-year-old boy was critically wounded in a shooting.
The Shooting Incident
The police were alerted about 7:30 p.m. to the 7800 block of South Marshfield Avenue, where they discovered a 14-year-old boy suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his body. As the police officers responded quickly to the scene, the victim was immediately rushed to Comer Children’s Hospital for medical treatment.
Multiple Gunshot Wounds and Critical Condition
Gravely Injured Teenager
According to police reports, the boy had suffered multiple gunshot wounds upon his arrival at the hospital. As the doctors assessed his condition, he was listed in critical condition at the hospital. No immediate details have been revealed on the number or locations of the gunshot wounds. His condition has yet to stabilize, leaving doctors scrambling for treatment.
Investigation and Police Investigation
Currently, there is no official report of an individual detained in connection with this serious crime. Detectives with the Chicago Police Department, Area 3 Special Investigating Unit, were quick to begin a meticulous examination of the area for signs, surveillance footage, witness accounts, and additional details.
Authorities Urgently Seeking Answers
No one is in custody.
Calls to the Community for Clarity and Help
Authorities strongly urged the public, those who may have been within proximity to the 7800 block of South Marshfield Avenue on the day in question, or with valuable information about this assault to contact the Area 3 Special Investigating Unit for help. Confidential sources will also be given complete respect for any knowledge regarding the identity of those accountable.
