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17-year-old Tyshawn Johnson killed in Andersonville shooting

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CHICAGO, IL – Authorities have identified the individual fatally shot in an Andersonville alley on Tuesday night as Tyshawn Johnson, a 17-year-old from Chicago’s South Side. Initially reported as a 21-year-old man, Johnson’s identity was confirmed by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office.

CHICAGO, IL – Authorities have identified the individual fatally shot in an Andersonville alley on Tuesday night as Tyshawn Johnson, a 17-year-old from Chicago’s South Side.

Initially reported as a 21-year-old man, Johnson’s identity was confirmed by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office.

The tragic incident unfolded in the 5400 block of North Ashland Avenue at approximately 9:15 p.m. Chicago police discovered two victims following a vehicle crash into a garage in the alley.

Tyshawn Johnson was found inside the crashed vehicle with a gunshot wound to his head. He was pronounced deceased at the scene.

A 26-year-old man, also found at the location, sustained gunshot wounds to his shoulder and neck. Paramedics transported him in critical condition to St. Francis Hospital in Evanston.

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The 26-year-old survivor informed officers that the shooting occurred while the vehicle was in the alley. However, no gunshots were reported in the immediate vicinity, leading officials to believe the shooting may have taken place elsewhere before the car ended up in the Andersonville alley.

Chicago Police Department’s Area 3 detectives are actively investigating the case. No arrests have been made as of now.

In a statement, 40th Ward Alderman Andre Vasquez addressed the situation, acknowledging the absence of gunfire reports in the neighborhood and expressing condolences to the victims’ families.

As the investigation continues, anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact authorities. This tragic event highlights the ongoing challenges of gun violence impacting communities across the city.


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4 people shot at warehouse in Southwest Miami-Dade, shooter dead

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MIAMI-DADE, FL — Law enforcement officials are responding to an active shooting situation at a warehouse in Southwest Miami-Dade that has left several individuals injured, authorities confirmed Thursday afternoon.

The incident unfolded around 1:00 p.m. in the 7300 block of Southwest 45th Street, near the Palmetto Expressway and Bird Road.

The warehouse complex, located in a busy industrial area, quickly became the focus of a major police operation.

According to preliminary reports, at least four individuals were shot during the incident.

The conditions of the victims have not been publicly disclosed at this time, and emergency medical personnel remain on site to provide aid and transport those injured to local hospitals as necessary.

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A significant law enforcement response is underway, with the Miami-Dade Police Department’s Special Response Team (SRT) and the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office leading efforts to secure the location and apprehend the suspect.

Authorities believe the suspect may still be inside the warehouse, and tactical units are currently working to clear the premises.

Aerial footage from the scene captured images of heavily armed officers surrounding the building and escorting numerous individuals from the premises.

Several people could be seen exiting with their hands raised, complying with law enforcement commands as officers worked to ensure everyone’s safety.

The situation remains fluid and active, with law enforcement treating the scene as an ongoing threat.

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Police are urging members of the public and nearby businesses to avoid the area and stay clear of roadways to allow emergency vehicles unimpeded access.

Investigators are currently working to determine the motive behind the shooting and to identify all those involved.

Updates will be provided as additional verified information becomes available.

Anyone with information related to the incident is urged to contact the Miami-Dade Police Department or Crime Stoppers immediately.


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