A Chicago police officer is dead and
another is fighting for his life
following a shooting during
a traffic stop
Posted By: NorthernDog, 8/8/2021 8:28:12 AM
A Chicago police officer has died, and another officer is fighting for his life following a traffic stop Saturday night that ended in gunfire, officials said. Two suspects are in custody, said Eric Carter, First Deputy Superintendent of Police, during a news briefing early Sunday. "This evening, Chicago mourns the loss of one of its bravest and finest. And we have another officer who is struggling and fighting for his very life," Carter said. Officers were conducting a traffic stop on a vehicle with three people, two men and a woman, near 63rd Street and South Bell Avenue, when the
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A traffic stop can be deadly in Lightfootville.