Police release description of bridge shooting suspect
(Above) Police tape and a Chicago Police vehicle block the southbound lanes of State Street on Monday. (Click on image to view larger version.)
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10-Aug-11 Police are looking for a tall, slender black male in Mondays shooting on the State Street Bridge. According to an official description released on Wednesday, the suspect is approximately six feel tall, with a short Afro hairstyle. He was wearing a light blue dress shirt, black shorts, and possibly a raincoat.
As of Wednesday afternoon, there were no new updates from police detectives working on the case, according to Chicago Police Officer Veejay Zala.
The victim, 29-year-old Todd Brown, remains at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, alive with a bullet lodged in his head. A man walking next to him who then fled east on Wacker Drive shot him on the State Street Bridge on Monday at about 5:00 p.m.
Brown, from the southeast side of Chicago, was walking from a bus stop at State & Wacker to Smith & Wollensky, where he had been a dishwasher for about five weeks.
He reportedly has a criminal record and was shot once before, last August.
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By Steven Dahlman | Loop North News | Published 10-Aug-11 4:27 PM
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