Four Killed, 14 Injured in Chicago Drive-By Shooting

A drive-by shooting in Chicago's River North neighborhood resulted in four deaths and 14 injuries, with at least three victims in critical condition. The incident occurred late on July 2 outside a restaurant and lounge hosting a rapper's album release party, where a crowd was gathered outside when the shooter opened fire from a dark-colored vehicle before fleeing the scene. The victims included 13 women and five men aged between 21 and 32, with the deceased comprising two men and two women. Police have not made any arrests yet and are continuing their investigation, with some sources suggesting a possible gang-related motive. Victims were taken to multiple hospitals, including Northwestern and John H Stroger Hospitals, where some were seen waiting and crying outside. The shooting has drawn significant attention due to the location and nature of the event, highlighting ongoing gun violence issues in Chicago.