The Brief
- Three members of New Life Centers — two staff members and a peacekeeper — were wounded in a mass shooting Friday in Little Village; all are stable and expected to recover.
- Police said four men were leaving a building near 26th Street and Pulaski Road when someone in a white sedan opened fire before fleeing south on Pulaski.
- No arrests have been announced, and local leaders are planning a peace march in response to the recent violence in the neighborhood.
CHICAGO – Three members of a Chicago organization dedicated to helping young people and families were wounded in a mass shooting in Little Village last Friday.
Two staff members and a peacekeeper with New Life Centers were shot outside the organization’s offices near West 26th Street and South Pulaski Road, according to the organization. All three victims are stable and expected to recover.
Little Village mass shooting
The backstory:
Police said four men were leaving a building in the 4000 block of West 26th Street when a white sedan pulled up and someone inside opened fire. The shooter fled south on Pulaski Road.…