Chicago crime: Horrifying moment robbery victim stabs attacker on West Englewood neighborhood CTA bus; 3 arrested
Horrifying incident involving passengers on CTA bus chicago south. The event took place in the 5700 block of S. Ashland Avenue on Saturday around 11:22 p.m., ABC7 reported, citing police officials.
according to chicago Police say three men tried to rob a man on the bus.
According to police, the victim tried to defend himself by wielding a sharp object. The attacker attempted to take the victim’s belongings by force. A confrontation ensued, during which the three men assaulted the victim.
One witness, who did not want to be seen on camera, recalled that after the robbery, the attacker threatened to “break his brains out.”
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Chicago crime: Victim taken to hospital
Authorities reported the 54-year-old victim suffered a hand injury.
He suffered cuts on his hands and was taken to St. Bernard’s Hospital, where the latest update is that he is expected to make a good recovery.
chicago Law enforcement said three people suspected of the attack were arrested shortly after the incident.
Charges remained pending as of Sunday morning.
Detectives in the area are currently investigating the incident.
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Merlin Lu was arrested and faces four felony and four misdemeanor charges in connection with the June 9 incident.
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