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Chicago murder victim shot his own killer, then a passerby took the victim\u2019s gun and shot the murderer some more, officials say<\/strong><\/p>\n

CHICAGO \u2014 Officials say a murder victim managed to shoot his killer before dying, and, after the murderer fled, a passerby took the victim\u2019s gun, hunted down the killer, and shot some more. It all happened last Friday afternoon in the 7400 block of South Euclid, according to Chicago police and prosecutors.<\/p>\n

Quijuan Lewis, a 20-year-old on parole for less than two months for a gun conviction, got out of a car and crouched behind a vehicle as the victim, 36-year-old Delegance Crawl, walked down the street, prosecutors said in a detention petition.<\/p>\n

Crawl was walking and looking at his phone when Lewis jumped out from behind the vehicle and attacked him, the petition said. Lewis allegedly struck Crawl in the head with a gun multiple times as they fought on the street. Crawl eventually pulled out his own gun.<\/p>\n

Ultimately, prosecutors say, Lewis shot Crawl in the back of the head. And Crawl shot Lewis in the leg. As Crawl lay gravely wounded, Lewis ran to a nearby gas station for help and stashed his gun in a potato chip display, according to police and prosecutors.<\/p>\n

Back at the shooting scene, a passerby who has not been identified picked up Crawl\u2019s gun from beside his motionless body and marched over to the gas station. They used Crawl\u2019s gun to shoot Lewis \u201cmultiple\u201d times in the buttocks and then ran away, officials said in court filings.<\/p>\n

Chicago cops allegedly recovered Lewis\u2019 gun from amongst the potato chip bags and subsequently secured a first-degree murder charge against him.<\/p>\n

Judge William Fahy granted the state\u2019s detention petition.<\/p>\n

Given the allegations, state officials are also reviewing Lewis\u2019 parole status.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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\nCWB Chicago<\/a><\/p>\n

Reviewing Mr. Lewis’ parole status, really?<\/p>\n

Caution.
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