Four people were shot dead while they were sleeping on a Chicago Transit Authority train in a suburban Illinois village on Monday morning, according to police.
Four people were shot dead while they were sleeping on a Chicago Transit Authority train in a suburban village on Monday morning, according to police.
Police responded to a report of a shooting at the CTA Blue Line Station in Forest Park — located just west of Chicago in Cook County — around 5:30 a.m. and found four men shot, ABC Chicago reported.
Three victims were declared dead at the scene while a fourth was rushed to Loyola University Medical Center where they died from their wounds, Deputy Chief Christopher Chin told The Post.
The shooter fled the scene. However a suspect armed with a gun was later taken into custody on a CTA Pink Line train in Chicago, according to ABC.
Charges are still pending, cops said.
Police said the shooting happened on two different train cars.
