2025 Rewind: 13 People Including a 3 year Old Shot in Chicago Gang-Related Shooting

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As we reflect on the distressing incidents that have marked our past, one particular event from 2022 stands out, involving a chilling shooting in Chicago’s south side. On that distressing night, thirteen individuals were caught in the crossfire of gang-related violence at a local basketball court. This shocking incident highlighted the city’s escalating crime problem, raising questions about national coverage, community outrage, and governmental response. In this revisited blog post, we aim to shed light on the event, its victims, and the broader issues it underscored.

A crime scene in Chicago, where 13 people were shot in 2022

Chicago’s 2022 Shooting Incident: A Recap

On a night in 2022, thirteen people were shot in Chicago’s south side, fortunately, without any fatalities. This incident raised questions about the national coverage of such events. With the city already labelled as the murder capital of the United States, the public anxiously awaited the responses from the community, the media, and the White House.

The Incident’s Details

Two gunmen had opened fire on a crowd gathered at a basketball court in the of the Yards neighborhood 10:15 pm, in what was believed to be a gang-related incident. Among those caught in the chaos was a 3-year-old boy, Deonta “Tay-man” Howard, who was critically injured shot in the face.

Victims and Their Condition

Various individuals were affected by this tragic incident, with injuries ranging from minor to severe. The victims included both men and women of varying ages, from a 15-year-old boy to a 41-year-old man, and the 3-year-old boy mentioned earlier. All victims were rushed to different hospitals in the city.

Despite the unfortunate circumstances, this event served as a wake-up call to address the serious issue of gang violence and public safety in the city. It also raised questions about the well–america-in-open-letter” target=”_blank”> and safety of children in such environments.

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