7th person reportedly dies after Highland Park parade shooting
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Highland Park Shooting Update: Gunman Confesses, Appears In Court After July 4 Massacre
The alleged gunman accused of killing seven people at an Independence Day parade in the upscale Chicago suburb of Highland Park confessed to the shooting Wednesday and had plans for a second attack, according to authorities Robert E. Crimo III, 21, had been charged Tuesday with seven counts of murder. He appeared in a Chicago-area court via Zoom on Wednesday and heard the charges read against him.
Highland Park parade shooting suspect Robert Crimo appears in court
Robert E. “Bobby” Crimo III, 21, was charged with seven counts of first-degree murder after allegedly climbing onto the roof of a business in the wealthy Chicago suburb on Monday and firing 70 rounds from his legally purchased high-powered rifle.
'Clear and present danger': Highland Park suspect flagged years before massacre; police reveal how he obtained firearms
The suspected killer who opened fire on a crowd of innocent people in Highland Park, Illinois, was not only known to law enforcement, but was involved in two previous incidents that might have barred him from obtaining firearms.What are the details?The Illinois State Police disclosed on Tuesday that...
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