2 women killed, 3 children critically hurt in shooting in Greater Grand Crossing
CHICAGO â Two women were killed, and three children were critically hurt after a shooting in the Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood Thursday morning, according to Chicago police. Deputy Chief Don Jerome said around 6:15 a.m.officers responded to an alert of shots fired in the 7100 block of South Woodlawn Avenue. Upon arrival, officers found five people shot.
Preliminary information indicated it started from a personal dispute that happened inside a home. Investigators say two cars pulled into the area, and multiple people got out and fired shots from a rifle and handgun at the home. The shooters fled the scene in an unknown direction, and no one is in custody. One neighbor said he heard the shots and ran to his window.'Thought it was fireworks, it wasn't fireworks.
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