MAP: Chicago weekend shootings tracker for April 28 – May 1

SHARE MAP: Chicago weekend shootings tracker for April 28 – May 1
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This map will update throughout the weekend as shootings in Chicago are confirmed. Click on a location for the time, address and other details about each shooting over the weekend.

5:10 p.m. Friday — 19-year-old man shot in Austin

5:32 p.m. Friday — Police: 1 dead, 1 wounded in Longwood Manor shooting

6:26 p.m. Friday — Boy, 17, shot multiple times in Burnside

7:01 p.m. Friday — Police: 31-year-old man shot dead in Austin

11:04 p.m. Friday — Police: 31-year-old man killed in Hermosa shooting

4:48 p.m. Saturday — Boy, 17, shot, critically wounded in Sheridan Park

10 p.m. Saturday — Man, 18, shot in West Pullman

12:17 a.m. Sunday — 23-year-old man shot in West Garfield Park

1:12 a.m. Sunday — 29-year-old man shot in head in East Side

6:45 a.m. Sunday — Police: Woman shot during Logan Square robbery

10:30 a.m. Sunday — 19-year-old woman shot in West Garfield Park

1:33 p.m. Sunday — 20-year-old man shot, critically wounded in Burnside

2:21 p.m. Sunday — 26-year-old man shot in Lawndale

3:28 p.m. Sunday — Man, 18, shot in Gresham

3:41 p.m. Sunday — Man, 20, critically wounded in Fernwood shooting

6:11 p.m. Sunday — Man, 25, wounded in Park Manor shooting

8:23 p.m. Sunday — Man, 20, shot in Longwood Manor

9:30 p.m. Sunday — Man, 20, shot leaving Englewood convenience store

11:10 p.m. Sunday — 16-year-old boy critically wounded in West Elsdon shooting

1:45 a.m. Monday — Police: Man killed in Gage Park shooting

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