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Judul : CHICAGO POLICE: Negro Father Demarco Kennedy, 32, shot & killed while paying bills with his LINK Card at his Section 8 residence living room
link : CHICAGO POLICE: Negro Father Demarco Kennedy, 32, shot & killed while paying bills with his LINK Card at his Section 8 residence living room
A 32-year-old father of three was fatally shot in the city's Rosemoor neighborhood while he paid bills at his kitchen table.
A stray bullet hit Demarco Kennedy in the neck at about 8 p.m. Tuesday in his home in the 600-block of East 102nd Place on the Far South Side, officials said. Family said he was on the phone with Sprint.
He died at Trinity Hospital hours later.
The shots apparently came from the parking lot of a nearby Popeyes fast-food restaurant. A bullet traveled between a thin gangway to the second floor of home. It ricocheted off the window handle and moved inside, hitting Kennedy.
Kennedy's wife and children, ages 7, 12 and 14, were in another room and not injured.
"He was a great dad, he loved all three of his kids," said Kennedy's cousin, Beverly Smith.
For past five years, Kennedy drove trucks for the railroad. He worked the overnight shift. He was off on Tuesday when he was shot.
"He was a family man. He loved his kids. He loved going to work. He loved working for the railroad," said Lorenzo Kennedy, Demarco's brother.
Family members are now wondering how random violence has turned so many innocent people into victims.
Easy access to guns is part of the problem, family members said.
"Instead of sending little punks to jail, start a draft, send them to war ... let them shoot, become career soldiers," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
Kennedy said he and his brother grew up in a violent neighborhood, but they never made it their way of life.
"I'm just going to miss most doing stuff, proud of me as a big brother became we come from nothing and we made it," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
No one as in custody Wednesday evening, police said.
A 32-year-old father of three was fatally shot in the city's Rosemoor neighborhood while he paid bills at his kitchen table.
A stray bullet hit Demarco Kennedy in the neck at about 8 p.m. Tuesday in his home in the 600-block of East 102nd Place on the Far South Side, officials said. Family said he was on the phone with Sprint.
He died at Trinity Hospital hours later.
The shots apparently came from the parking lot of a nearby Popeyes fast-food restaurant. A bullet traveled between a thin gangway to the second floor of home. It ricocheted off the window handle and moved inside, hitting Kennedy.
Kennedy's wife and children, ages 7, 12 and 14, were in another room and not injured.
"He was a great dad, he loved all three of his kids," said Kennedy's cousin, Beverly Smith.
For past five years, Kennedy drove trucks for the railroad. He worked the overnight shift. He was off on Tuesday when he was shot.
"He was a family man. He loved his kids. He loved going to work. He loved working for the railroad," said Lorenzo Kennedy, Demarco's brother.
Family members are now wondering how random violence has turned so many innocent people into victims.
Easy access to guns is part of the problem, family members said.
"Instead of sending little punks to jail, start a draft, send them to war ... let them shoot, become career soldiers," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
Kennedy said he and his brother grew up in a violent neighborhood, but they never made it their way of life.
"I'm just going to miss most doing stuff, proud of me as a big brother became we come from nothing and we made it," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
No one as in custody Wednesday evening, police said.
Judul : CHICAGO POLICE: Negro Father Demarco Kennedy, 32, shot & killed while paying bills with his LINK Card at his Section 8 residence living room
link : CHICAGO POLICE: Negro Father Demarco Kennedy, 32, shot & killed while paying bills with his LINK Card at his Section 8 residence living room
A stray bullet hit Demarco Kennedy in the neck at about 8 p.m. Tuesday in his home in the 600-block of East 102nd Place on the Far South Side, officials said. Family said he was on the phone with Sprint.
He died at Trinity Hospital hours later.
The shots apparently came from the parking lot of a nearby Popeyes fast-food restaurant. A bullet traveled between a thin gangway to the second floor of home. It ricocheted off the window handle and moved inside, hitting Kennedy.
Kennedy's wife and children, ages 7, 12 and 14, were in another room and not injured.
"He was a great dad, he loved all three of his kids," said Kennedy's cousin, Beverly Smith.
For past five years, Kennedy drove trucks for the railroad. He worked the overnight shift. He was off on Tuesday when he was shot.
"He was a family man. He loved his kids. He loved going to work. He loved working for the railroad," said Lorenzo Kennedy, Demarco's brother.
Family members are now wondering how random violence has turned so many innocent people into victims.
Easy access to guns is part of the problem, family members said.
"Instead of sending little punks to jail, start a draft, send them to war ... let them shoot, become career soldiers," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
Kennedy said he and his brother grew up in a violent neighborhood, but they never made it their way of life.
"I'm just going to miss most doing stuff, proud of me as a big brother became we come from nothing and we made it," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
No one as in custody Wednesday evening, police said.
A stray bullet hit Demarco Kennedy in the neck at about 8 p.m. Tuesday in his home in the 600-block of East 102nd Place on the Far South Side, officials said. Family said he was on the phone with Sprint.
He died at Trinity Hospital hours later.
The shots apparently came from the parking lot of a nearby Popeyes fast-food restaurant. A bullet traveled between a thin gangway to the second floor of home. It ricocheted off the window handle and moved inside, hitting Kennedy.
Kennedy's wife and children, ages 7, 12 and 14, were in another room and not injured.
"He was a great dad, he loved all three of his kids," said Kennedy's cousin, Beverly Smith.
For past five years, Kennedy drove trucks for the railroad. He worked the overnight shift. He was off on Tuesday when he was shot.
"He was a family man. He loved his kids. He loved going to work. He loved working for the railroad," said Lorenzo Kennedy, Demarco's brother.
Family members are now wondering how random violence has turned so many innocent people into victims.
Easy access to guns is part of the problem, family members said.
"Instead of sending little punks to jail, start a draft, send them to war ... let them shoot, become career soldiers," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
Kennedy said he and his brother grew up in a violent neighborhood, but they never made it their way of life.
"I'm just going to miss most doing stuff, proud of me as a big brother became we come from nothing and we made it," Lorenzo Kennedy said.
No one as in custody Wednesday evening, police said.
