Edgewater Mourns Teen in School Shooting, Calls for Justice

Community and leaders unite in vigil and demand action after a targeted attack leaves one student dead and two injured.

A community vigil was held in Edgewater, Chicago, mourning the tragic shooting near Senn High School that resulted in one teen dead and two critically injured.
The vigil saw residents, local leaders, and the former President of the Chicago Teachers Union call for peace and address the root causes of violence.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Police Superintendent Larry Snelling vowed to bring the shooters to justice, emphasizing the targeted nature of the attack.
Daveon Gibson, 16, was identified as the deceased victim, with the community expressing profound grief and support for the families affected.
No arrests have been made, but the shooting, believed to be the result of a school dispute, has sparked urgent calls for student safety measures.