Five Officers Hit by Car as Chicago Teen Takeover Spurs Memorial Day Violence

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During a Memorial Day weekend “teen takeover” on Chicago’s West Side, an 18-year-old driver struck five officers while they were dispersing a crowd on South Loomis Street; the driver was arrested, none of the officers were seriously injured, and a gun was found in the car. About 30 minutes earlier, a 19-year-old was shot near West Roosevelt Road, part of a day in which at least 19 people were shot citywide. Police say the shootings may not be linked, and CPD urged parents to monitor their children as the teen-takeover trend continues to spread.
- 5 officers struck by car after 'teen takeover' hits Chicago's West Side — as 19 people hurt in shootings New York Post
- Chicago crime, today: 5 officers struck by car while dispersing crowd at Loomis Street and Roosevelt Road on Sunday, police say ABC7 Chicago
- More than a dozen arrested after teen gathering on Near West side NBC 5 Chicago
- 18 people shot so far during Memorial Day weekend in Chicago Chicago Sun-Times
- Teen takeover, mass shooting mark chaotic Memorial Day weekend in Chicago FOX 32 Chicago
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