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For: The Opinion Updated 10 Feb 2022, 17: 46 pm EST
Two teenagers from 15 and 17 years traveling in a stolen car, killed shot another young man walking down the street in Bronzeville, Chicago. According to the officers’ report, they do not know the reasons that led the suspects to take his life.
The sheriff of the police department explained that they tracked down the youngsters through the license plates of the vehicle that had already been reported stolen. When they were arrested, the teenager from 16 He was wearing a tracking bracelet for years and he was the one who shot directly at the victim.
The events occurred when Michael Brown of 15 years old and a freshman in high school on his way home from school on South Prairie Avenue, he was surprised by the other two youths who got out of the car to shoot him. Brown lost his life from a shot to the head in the place where it happened the tragedy.
The victim’s mother stated that her son was very noble, he always donated clothes to people in need; although recognized that he had developed strange behavior in recent months , but attributed it because he did not accept that he had been diagnosed with type I diabetes. The woman never revealed what her “strange behaviors” were, said Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown.
The adolescent of 16 He had been wearing the electronic shackle for years and he was the one who killed Brown, will be tried as an adult, for the charge of first degree murder and aggravated vehicular robbery with a firearm . For his part, the young man 15 was charged with one count of possession of a stolen vehicle.
“The children of Chicago are our children, we will not be a city without law”, said the police chief, David Brown, during the homicide investigations.
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