Overview
- A 63‑year‑old volunteer condo board president was shot and killed after confronting a man trying to enter an Uptown Chicago complex, and the victim died at Illinois Masonic Hospital following the Monday night shooting.
- Prosecutors charged 38‑year‑old Jonathan Wilson with first‑degree murder, felony weapons counts and aggravated assault of officers after police say he fled, then turned and raised a gun during a foot chase and was shot by officers; Wilson is hospitalized and missed an initial court hearing.
- Court records show Wilson was arrested June 10 on misdemeanor assault and property‑damage charges and was served a protective order that required him to surrender firearms, a fact neighbors cited in criticizing his release under current pretrial rules.
- The Civilian Office of Police Accountability has opened a use‑of‑force probe into the Chicago officer‑involved shooting and the officers involved have been placed on administrative duty pending that review.
- In a separate Milwaukee incident, two officers wounded and arrested a 20‑year‑old after active‑shooter calls at a northwest‑side apartment, recovered an AR‑style pistol, said the suspect is expected to survive, and said related video will be released under department procedure as the investigation continues.