Crime
Graphic Video Shows Kamari McMillen Found Dead on CTA Red Line Platform at 69th Street Station
CHICAGO, IL – A disturbing video has surfaced showing the aftermath of a fatal shooting on the CTA Red Line platform at 69th Street Station, where a woman was found dead after being shot in the neck.
Authorities have identified the victim as Kamari McMillen, believed to be between 25 and 35 years old.
The shooting occurred around 9:46 p.m. Tuesday when McMillen became engaged in an argument with another woman on the platform, according to police.
During the dispute, the suspect pulled out a firearm and shot McMillen once in the neck before fleeing the scene.
A single bullet shell casing can be seen in the video footage taken at the scene.
Emergency responders transported McMillen to the University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition, but despite medical intervention, she was later pronounced deceased.
Chicago Police Department’s Area One detectives have launched an investigation into the fatal shooting and are actively searching for the female suspect involved.
At this time, no arrests have been made, and authorities have not released a description of the shooter.
The motive behind the argument remains unclear, and it is unknown whether McMillen and the suspect had any prior relationship.
Investigators are working to determine whether surveillance cameras captured the incident or if there were any witnesses on the platform during the shooting.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Chicago police or provide an anonymous tip through CrimeStoppers.
OMAHA, NE — Authorities are investigating a critical incident at the Florence Tower apartment complex in the 5100 block of Florence Boulevard following a report of an active shooter on the evening of Sunday, April 13.
The situation escalated into an officer-involved shooting, leaving one person dead and the suspected gunman critically injured.
At approximately 6:15 p.m., multiple 911 calls were placed to report gunfire within the building.
Initial callers reported hearing several shots fired on or above the sixth floor.
Responding Omaha Police Department (OPD) officers immediately requested Omaha Fire Department (OFD) medical units to stage nearby as a precaution.
As officers approached the sixth floor, gunfire erupted. Officers broadcast urgent radio calls declaring “Shots fired! Shots fired!” and issued a “Help an Officer” alert.
A suspect — described as a Hispanic male wearing a jersey and reportedly armed with two large firearms — allegedly fired on police officers as they attempted to make contact. One caller described the weapons as resembling high-powered rifles.
Additional OFD units, including Engines 21 and 22, Trucks 21 and 22, Medic Units 5, 21, and 41, and Battalion 2, were dispatched to the scene.
Emergency Response Units (ERU) and SWAT were also notified and placed on standby as the situation developed.
During the exchange, at least two individuals were confirmed shot. One person was declared deceased at the scene.
The suspect sustained a gunshot wound to the lower abdomen and was transported by OFD Medic 41 to Nebraska Medicine with lights and sirens under Code 3 trauma conditions.
A third potential victim was initially reported but could not be located after a thorough search. At 6:21 p.m., Omaha Police resumed normal radio traffic, and the incident was moved to a secure event channel (B2), no longer broadcast to the public.
Non-transporting OFD units that provided manpower support were released and returned to service shortly after the scene was secured.
The identities of those involved have not been released at this time.
The incident remains under active investigation by the Omaha Police Department and other law enforcement agencies. Further updates are expected as investigators process the scene and gather witness statements.