The Hardest-Working Paper in America | 
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Crime News Suburban Chicago

Man, 41, shot to death in Dolton

By  Tom Schuba
   
SHARE Man, 41, shot to death in Dolton
crimescenetape_e1524624295265.jpg

Sun-Times file photo

A man was shot and killed early Saturday in south suburban Dolton.

Officers responded to a call of shots fired about 3:55 a.m., and found 41-year-old Jameaund Jones shot in the chest after a fight outside of a Marathon gas station in the 1400 block of East Sibley Boulevard, according to Dolton police Chief Robert Collins.

Jones’ friend put him in a vehicle and tried to drive him to Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey, but they were stopped at train tracks by a passing train, Collins said.

An ambulance picked Jones up and took him to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he was later pronounced dead at 4:48 a.m., according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office.

Next Up In Crime
Joliet farmers wrangle cows thrown from semitrailer after crash on Interstate 80
1 killed, 3 wounded in shootings Tuesday in Chicago
Cook County judge ‘refused to speak’ with police investigating another judge
CPD shifting cops to more violent beats as summer approaches
Woman claims self-defense in murder of rapper Johnny May Cash, says he beat her
Man killed in Back of the Yards shooting
The Latest
Michael Jordan is in negotiations to sell at least a portion of the Charlotte Hornets to a group that includes minority owner Gabe Plotkin.
NBA
Michael Jordan considering selling stake in the Hornets
Jordan is the NBA’s only Black owner. He purchased the expansion team from Bob Johnson for $180 million in 2010. The team had a net worth of $1.7 billion after the 2021-22 season, according to Forbes.
By Steve Reed | Associated Press
 
A Peoples Gas crew installs a new 12-inch main in Albany Park in June 2019.
Letters to the Editor
Illinois needs more oversight of natural gas utilities
We should enforce equitable consumer protections on every regulated energy monopoly operating in the state, regardless of the energy type that they deliver.
By Letters to the Editor
 
Pedro Grifol (left) and White Sox general manager Rick Hahn holding up a jersey during a Nov. 3 press conference announcing Grifol’s hiring as the team’s new manager.
White Sox
Dare I say it? The White Sox get more media attention in town than the Cubs do.
The Sox have been much more interesting and controversial of late than their cousins to the north.
By Rick Morrissey
 
Nationals starter Trevor Williams winds up to throw as the pitch clock runs during a spring training game.
MLB
MLB updates rules on the pitch clock
Major League Baseball will allow umpires to delay the start of the pitch clock after big swings in which a hitter loses footing or when a pitcher covers first base, third or home, in addition to other clarifications.
By Ronald Blum | Associated Press
 
This photo provided by researchers shows the Stumpff Lock, from composer Ludwig van Beethoven, in a laboratory at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History in Germany. Hundreds of years after Beethoven’s death, researchers have pulled DNA from strands of his hair — and found clues about what killed him, according to a study published Wednesday.
Music
What made Beethoven sick? His hair DNA offers new clues
Since his death, scientists have long tried to piece together Beethoven’s medical history and have offered a variety of possible explanations for his many maladies.
By Associated Press