- Officers responding to a shots fired call in the Lawndale neighborhood ended up in an 'armed confrontation' with someone in a gangway and shot him to death, according to police.
The shooting happened in the 2200 block of South Kostner Avenue about 10:45 p.m., according to Glen Brooks, a community policing director for the Chicago Police department who spoke at the scene.
Officers were responding to a person-with-a-gun call that was later updated to include information about shots being fired. Officers went down a gangway and encountered a man with a gun in the backyard, according to police, and an officer fired shots.
An AK-47 and a handgun were recovered at the scene...
So now we have "community policing directors" giving statements at the scene? When the hell did this happen? How much is this costing taxpayers?
In any event, cops are okay and the bad guy has met his maker in Hell. Good job.
In any event, cops are okay and the bad guy has met his maker in Hell. Good job.
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