A 32-year-old man is fighting for his life at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after being shot twice in the back in a brazen attack on Wednesday night in Chicago's South Loop.
According to eyewitnesses, the gunman, whose identity remains unknown, approached the victim while he was walking down South State Street around 9:05 p.m. The suspect fired shots, hitting the man in the back, before fleeing the scene without being apprehended by authorities.
The injured man is currently listed in critical condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with medical personnel working tirelessly to stabilize his condition. Despite a massive police response and an investigation led by Area 3 detectives, no one has been taken into custody so far.
The shooting marks the latest in a string of violent incidents to rock Chicago's South Loop neighborhood in recent months, leaving residents on high alert and calling for increased security measures to prevent such attacks from happening again.
According to eyewitnesses, the gunman, whose identity remains unknown, approached the victim while he was walking down South State Street around 9:05 p.m. The suspect fired shots, hitting the man in the back, before fleeing the scene without being apprehended by authorities.
The injured man is currently listed in critical condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with medical personnel working tirelessly to stabilize his condition. Despite a massive police response and an investigation led by Area 3 detectives, no one has been taken into custody so far.
The shooting marks the latest in a string of violent incidents to rock Chicago's South Loop neighborhood in recent months, leaving residents on high alert and calling for increased security measures to prevent such attacks from happening again.