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Chicago crime: 27 shot, 7 killed so far in Memorial Day weekend violence - Vimarsana News

Chicago crime: 27 shot, 7 killed so far in Memorial Day weekend violence

Chicago has experienced a particularly violent Memorial Day weekend, with seven people shot and killed so far, including a 5-year-old girl.

Hundreds Attend Prayer Vigil To Support Family Of Chicago Police Officer Killed In The Line of Duty - Vimarsana News

Hundreds Attend Prayer Vigil To Support Family Of Chicago Police Officer Killed In The Line of Duty

Just one day after her husband was killed in the line of duty, the grieving wife of Chicago police officer Vasquez-Lasso joined the community for a prayer vigil...

'Fierce, humble and so loving' — Chicago police remember Ella French in letters urging max sentence for man who bought gun - Vimarsana News

'Fierce, humble and so loving' — Chicago police remember Ella French in letters urging max sentence for man who bought gun

Jamel Danzy, the so-called straw purchaser of the gun used to kill French, is set to be sentenced Wednesday.

Mateo Zastro: Little Chicago boy shot in head and killed during road rage incident - Vimarsana News

Mateo Zastro: Little Chicago boy shot in head and killed during road rage incident

"That child usually sits in the front seat next to his mother, but he wanted to get back to sit next to his brother," said community activist Andrew Holmes, who spent a couple hours trying to comfort the family on Saturday.

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Toddler Shot Dead in Front of Mother, Siblings in Road Rage Incident: Cops - Vimarsana News

Toddler Shot Dead in Front of Mother, Siblings in Road Rage Incident: Cops

"We will not rest until those responsible for this senseless and cowardly act of violence are brought to justice," said Bryan Spreyne of the Chicago police department.