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Englewood Argument Shooting Kills One as Separate Overnight Attacks Leave Three More Dead in Chicago

Detectives say limited leads and victims who sometimes self-transported to hospitals are complicating probes into a string of neighborhood shootings and a fatal stabbing.

Overview

  • A gunman fired during an argument on the 700 block of West 73rd Street in Englewood, shooting three men and killing a 34-year-old man while two others, ages 50 and 20, were taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in fair condition.
  • Chicago police reported six people shot and one person stabbed across multiple neighborhoods in the same overnight period, with fatal victims found in Little Village, Austin and Back of the Yards.
  • Some victims walked into hospitals or were taken by bystanders rather than arriving by ambulance, which has slowed early police timelines and initial evidence collection.
  • Authorities say Area One detectives and other CPD teams are actively investigating but have provided few immediate suspect details beyond the Englewood report that a person 'took out a gun and fired.'
  • The incidents fit a recent pattern of neighborhood-by-neighborhood gun violence that strains hospital capacity and police resources, and investigators say the next key developments will be suspect identifications and any arrests.