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    Judge dismisses Chicago's lawsuit against Ind. gun shop

    CHICAGO -- A Cook County judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the city against a Northwest Indiana gun shop in a brief hearing Thursday. The city filed the lawsuit against Westforth Sports, located in Gary, Ind., in April 2021, alleging the shop repeatedly violated federal gun laws, often resulting in criminal charges against straw purchasers. The city further alleged that the shop’s owner, Earl ...
    by Sam Charles, Chicago Tribune May 25, 2023 1 minute
    Westforth Sports, Inc., is shown April 26, 2021, in Gary, Indiana. The city of Chicago sued the gun store. A Cook County judge dismissed the lawsuit.

    CHICAGO -- A Cook County judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the city against a Northwest Indiana gun shop in a brief hearing Thursday.

    The city filed the lawsuit against Westforth Sports, located in Gary, Ind., in April 2021,

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