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5 shot outside Dunbar High School
January 9, 2009 9:34 PM | 5 Comments | UPDATED STORY
At least five people were wounded tonight, apparently when gunmen opened fire from inside a truck outside Dunbar High School on Chicago's South Side.
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A young man stands on the corner of 29th and Martin Luther King Drive, across the street from Dunbar High School (backround) where multiple people were shot. (Tribune / Charles Cherney)
Three people in critical-to-serious condition and two people in serious-to-fair condition were taken to area hospitals, said Fire Department spokeswoman Eve Rodriguez.
Marcel Bright, Stroger Hospital spokesman, said a 15-year-old boy from the scene was being treated in serious but stable condition with multiple gunshot wounds.
A sixth victim from the scene had suffered a fall and was taken to a hospital in good condition, said Rodriguez.
All of the victims are "young people," Rodriguez said, but she couldn't confirm if they were students.
Shaneisha Turman 15, a freshman at Dunbar, at 3000 S. Martin Luther King Dr., said she was standing in the doorway of the school's gym when she saw a silver truck pull up to a bus stop at 29th Street and King Drive.
Turman said she saw the occupants of the truck pretend to shoot and then "they really started shooting."
She said she saw two people fall wounded.
People were shouting "they're shooting," Turman said. "It was a lot of people shouting and running."
Jason Moore, 18, said a basketball game against Hope High School was in double overtime and the score was tied 66-66 when shots were heard outside. School officials immediately canceled the game.
"We heard the bullets," Moore, who graduated from Dunbar last year, said. "We heard the shots."
Tierra Buile, 16, said she came out of the gymnasium after the shots rang out and saw two shooting victims.
"The people who got shot, they were just lying on the ground," said Buile, a Dunbar sophomore. Both were shot in a leg and were moving. She later heard that three others were shot at a bus stop on 31st Street.
Police News Affairs Sgt. Antoinette Ursitti confirmed five people have been shot outside the high school.
The first report of the shooting came into police at 7:49 p.m.
Chicago Public Schools spokesman Michael Vaughn said the CPS security director was on the way to the scene about 8:40 p.m. and would coordinate with Chicago police about briefing the media.
An Emergency Medical Services Plan 1 had been called, sending at least six ambulances to the scene, according to fire officials.
