Chicago englewood shooting

To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. Police encountered Turrell Brown, 28, while answering a domestic call on the morning of Sept. The agency that investigates use of force by Chicago police released body camera video Tuesday showing an officer fatally shooting a man who refused to drop a knife in an Englewood apartment last month.

Two officers were called to the apartment by a woman who said she was hit in the face by her boyfriend who was also armed with a knife, according to a call released by COPA. After the officers arrived, the woman tells them her boyfriend had hit her all over her side and face. As the officers walk through the apartment, Brown can be heard yelling at them and the officers pull out their guns and retreat just outside of the apartment, the video shows. Brown emerges from a room waving what appears to be a knife in his right hand.

Brown slowly steps closer to the officers and appears to extend his right arm toward the door of the apartment to try to close it. An officer again tells him to put the knife down before firing three shots, striking him. The agency, which also released documents and other recordings, said it is continuing to investigate the shooting.

Two weeks after the encounter, police fatally shot another man in a domestic call under similar circumstances. The man was rushed to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, police said.

His name has not yet been released. Know about breaking news as it happens. We follow the stories and update you as they develop. Over the past 3 years, people have reported losing more money on romance scams than any other fraud reported to the agency. Jamari Dent was 13 years old when he died in June, two years after his attempt to take his life left him with permanent brain damage.

The Board of Education will vote on the settlement at its monthly meeting Wednesday. One person said Lightfoot was "booed off the stage" when she was introduced at the annual event at Plumbers Hall, W. Washington Blvd. Police said the man was then taken to University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition. Police said there was a 2-year-old child inside the residence at the time of the shooting. The child was not physically injured. Brown said a witness heard gunshots around 2 a.

The witness told police they heard more gunshots around a. Brown said he is waiting to confirm the events that took place after the 2 a. He said there was no indication of loud music or a party taking place at the residence. The man shared a photo with CBS 2. Live with more at 5 and 6 on cbschicago.

Michelle lives across right across the street from where the shooting happened. Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown said they believe there was a party going on when the shooting happened. No guns were found in the house, but police did find shell casings and a high-capacity magazine for a gun inside the house.

Focusing on the illegal gun issue in Chicago is something Mayor Lori Lightfoot addressed, in connection to the incident as well.