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Parade · Highland ParkRobert E. Crimo III appeared for a brief hearing Wednesday in Lake County's circuit court to enter aformal plea to the charges. The 21-year-old faces 21 counts of first-degree murder, 48 counts of attempted murder and 48 counts. of aggravated battery representing those killed and wounded during the parade.See the Story
Suspect in July 4 mass shooting near Chicago pleads not guilty
54% Center coverage: 91 sources
Parade · Highland ParkCooper Roberts, 8, suffered a severed spinal cord from a gunshot wound to his chest. His twin brother, Luke, was hospitalized with shrapnel wounds in his lower body. The boys' mother, Keely Roberts, suffered gunshot wounds to her legs and feet. Doctors unsure whether Cooper will ever walk again, a family spokesman says.See the Story
Highland Park parade shooting left 8-year-old boy with severed spinal cord
65% Center coverage: 94 sources
Parade · Highland ParkThe gun-maker Smith & Wesson illegally targeted young men at risk of violence with ads for firearms - including the 22-year-old gunman accused of opening fire on an Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago and killing seven people, according to several lawsuits filed Wednesday in Illinois.See the Story
Smith & Wesson sued over link to July 4 parade mass shooting
57% Center coverage: 56 sources
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Parade · Highland ParkCooper Roberts, the 8-year-old boy who was shot and paralyzed during a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, has finally left the hospital and returned home, his family said Thursday. His injuries included a partially collapsed lung and a severed spinal cord. See the Story
Cooper Roberts, boy paralyzed in Highland Park shooting, finally reunites with family at home
64% Center coverage: 34 sources
Parade · Highland ParkCooper Roberts, 8, is paralyzed from the waist down after getting shot at the Highland Park Fourth of July parade. A new infection has caused the child's fever to spike and elevated his heart rate, a family spokesperson says. He is facing an urgent, complex, and lengthy surgery today to again attempt to repair his torn esophagus.See the Story
Highland Park shooting: Paralyzed 8-year-old back in critical condition, will undergo 7th surgery
53% Center coverage: 17 sources
Parade · Highland ParkCooper Roberts is paralyzed from the waist down after being shot in the back. His rehabilitation team is seeing some patterns of behavior that may indicate cognitive loss.Therapists are seeing short-term memory loss, word recovery issues and loss of fine motor skills acuity. Seven people were killed and dozens more were injured in the mass shooting.See the Story
8-year-old paralyzed in Fourth of July parade shooting may have ‘some cognitive loss,’ family says
92% Center coverage: 13 sources
Crime · Highland ParkLaw enforcement made frequent visits to the suspect in the Highland Park, Ill., shooting's house over the years, according to recently released police records. Police records from 2009 to 2014 showed domestic disputes between the Robert Crimo III's parents that included allegations of both verbal and physical abuse. The reports also detail episodes of intoxication and multiple, escalating arguments.See the Story
Highland Park Fourth of July suspect's mother had troubled past including abuse allegations
56% Center coverage: 9 sources
US & Canada · Highland ParkGov. JB Pritzker is calling for a ban at both the state and national levels on military-style assault rifles and high-capacity magazines. The weapon used in the Highland Park shooting has been identified as a Smith and Wesson M&P 15. The alleged shooter, Robert Crimo III, reportedly used three such magazines during his attack.See the Story
Shooting survivors, supporters call for assault weapon ban as they rally on Capitol Hill
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Highland Park, Illinois · Highland ParkIllinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul says his office has received several reports of anonymous callers offering to help victims with aid compensation applications. Family members and friends of victims say they became suspicious when the caller didn't have all their facts straight. Scammers are also posing as charities, seeking donations.See the Story
Highland Park parade shooting survivors to rally in Washington after meeting with lawmakers
67% Center coverage: 6 sources
Parade · Highland ParkThe mayor of Highland Park, Illinois, where a gunman opened fire at a Fourth of July parade, testified before Congress. Nancy Rotering said she will be haunted forever by the shooting that killed seven people. House Democrats are planning to vote on such a ban, but it's unclear when or if the Senate may do the same.See the Story
Highland Park mayor to testify at Senate hearing on assault weapons
83% Center coverage: 6 sources
US & Canada · Highland ParkJulie Samuels, whose sister Lauren Bennett was shot twice in the Highland Park Fourth of July parade massacre, hugs attorney Antonio Romanucci after a Sept. 28 news conference in Northbrook about lawsuits Bennett and others filed,Ashlee Rezin/Sun-TimesJust as it seemed egregious that only a tax violation sent Al Capone to prison, it might seem bizarre that lawsuits are becoming a significant tool to address rampant gun violence.But the decision …See the Story
Taking gun manufacturers to court can save lives
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