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    Chicago gun violence cools off in 2nd night of Fourth of July weekend, with 7 shot

    by Alice Yin and Javonte Anderson, Chicago Tribune Jul 06, 2019 2 minutes

    CHICAGO - Gun violence in Chicago tapered down on the second night of the long Fourth of July weekend, which saw seven people shot - one fatally - and the mayor briefly riding along with officers patrolling the Englewood neighborhood.

    Mayor Lori Lightfoot made an appearance at the 7th District's roll call late Friday after the overnight officers began their shift at 10 p.m., according to a tweet from

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