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Man Shot Dead On Red Line Train At Garfield; Line Shut Down From 35th To 63rd - CBS Chicago

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CHICAGO (CBS) — A gunman shot and killed a man on a CTA Red Line train at the Garfield stop along the Dan Ryan Expressway Thursday afternoon.

As CBS 2’s Jermont Terry reported, police said at 4:18 p.m., the male victim of an unknown age was headed north on a Red Line train when three assailants came up and one of them took out a gun and shot him multiple times.

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Video showed an ambulance taking the man away.

The victim was shot in the arm and was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.

The CTA Red Line trains was shut between the Sox-35th and 63rd Street stations during the Thursday afternoon rush, due to a reported shooting.

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Red Line train service was running in two sections late Thursday afternoon, between 63rd and 95th streets and between 35th and Howard streets. This shutdown happened shortly after a White Sox game got out at Guaranteed Rate Field near the Sox-35th stop.

The Garfield station itself was closed and was cordoned off in red police tape.

Police were searching for the suspects late Thursday. Area One detectives were investigating.

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