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A Chicago police officer said it took him more than 20 minutes to respond to a "horrific" hit-and-run accident that left three dead and at least one seriously injured. I was. A historic gay bar, according to reports and insiders.
Chicago police dispatcher Jeffrey, on his South side of the city, threatened to pull a gun out of his car at around 4:35 a.m. Sunday when a man was inside a pub. I received a notification. CWB Chicago reported. However, all police officers were busy at the time and no one was dispatched to verify the caller's claims, the news site reports.
Around 5:00 am, the police received several more distressing calls. First, a fight broke out in the street in front of the pub. Moments later, a driver rammed a silver sedan into the brawling crowd, according to reports and police. Digital's request was not immediately responded to.
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According to police, it was inside a historic pub on South Jeffrey Boulevard where the fight began and spilled onto the street outside around 5am.
A chilling video of the fight filmed by a bystander and obtained byFOX 32 Chicago shows crowds gathered in the streets of Chicago, where silver sedans huddled together. It shows how it rushes in.
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Speaking about the attack Monday, Chief CPD Detective Brendan Deenihan said that during an "ongoing altercation," a person "came into the car and committed this horrific act."
Pictured Sunday 8 August 2022 Hit-and-run attack on Chicago's South Side on May 14 (Source: Chicago Critters via FOX 32)
Donald Huey, 25, Jalen Osley, FOX Devonte Viveter, 23, and Devonte Viveter, 27, eventually died from their injuries, according to 32.
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intentionally based on what everyone sees," Deenihan said at a news conference Monday. There is no evidence to support any attempt to harm these individuals, and with more witnesses and suspects the situation may change."
Police found the vehicle involved in the crash four blocks away, but are still looking for the driver, Dinihan said.
"A lot of people were in the bar. They were in the bar before this happened. And there are individuals who actually want to name names and give that information." Suspect."
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Note that this is not treated as a hate crime. He asked anyone with information about the crash to call him at 312-747-8380.
Stephanie Pagones is a digital reporter for FOX Business and Fox News. Story tips can be sent to stephanie.pagones@fox.com and her Twitter (@steph_pagones).
