From Chicago Sun-Times · · 1m 30s
A daytime argument in South Shore ended in gunfire
A Sunday afternoon dispute on East 77th Street left a man shot in the stomach and in serious condition.
In brief
A Sunday afternoon dispute on East 77th Street left a man shot in the stomach and in serious condition. A verbal argument on a South Shore block turned into a shooting at 3:15 p.m. Sunday, and the person who fired is still unidentified. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.
A man shot in South Shore
A man was wounded by gunfire Sunday in the South Shore neighborhood on Chicago's South Side. Chicago police confirmed the shooting.
It began as an argument
Police said the man had been in a verbal argument before the shots were fired. The dispute was with someone he could not identify.
The shooter is unknown
Police described the person who fired as an unknown assailant. No identification of the shooter was released.
“an unknown assailant who fired shots”
Where it happened
The shots were fired along the 2900 block of East 77th Street, a residential stretch of South Shore.
Mid-afternoon on a Sunday
The shooting happened at about 3:15 p.m., in daylight, on a weekend afternoon.
Shot in the stomach
The man was struck in the stomach. That wound is what put him in serious condition.
Taken to the U. of C.
Paramedics took him to the University of Chicago Medical Center. Police said he was initially reported in serious condition there.
Area Two is investigating
Detectives from Area Two picked up the case. Even the victim's age was not immediately available, a sign of how early the investigation is.
“Area Two detectives are investigating.”
The big picture
A verbal argument on a South Shore block turned into a shooting at 3:15 p.m. Sunday, and the person who fired is still unidentified.


