Transit Worker Fatally Stabbed in Neck After Argument at Green Line Station; Suspect at Large
154 N Damen Ave
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Summary
- A transit worker was stabbed multiple times at the Green Line station on N Damen Ave in Chicago on Thursday afternoon. He was later pronounced dead.
- Video shows an investigation ongoing in the area.
Timeline
Police confirm the offender fled westbound from the station on foot. No one is in custody; Area Three detectives are investigating.
The victim was found unresponsive in a nearby room inside the station and transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police say the attack began as a verbal altercation inside the station's mezzanine that turned physical before the offender pulled a sharp object and stabbed the 41-year-old victim in the neck.
Police report the suspect was last seen heading westbound near Maple and Randolph toward Seeley.
Officers report that the victim has been pronounced deceased.
Police have updated the suspect description to include a black Adidas jumpsuit, white shoes, and a book bag.
Trains are bypassing the station, and the scene is secure. Police are searching the area for the suspect.
CTA personnel report the suspect ran westbound and did not board the train.
Police are searching for a male suspect in gray clothing who fled westbound from the area.
Police units are heading to the Harlem location to locate the suspect on the train.
Police continue to review camera footage to track the suspect's movements.
The train carrying the suspect is nearing Oak Park, and efforts are underway to stop it.
Police are searching for a male suspect described as light-skinned, 25-35 years old, 5'10", 150 lbs., with a slim build, wearing all black, who fled westbound from the station.
Police are reviewing transit cameras to gather more information on the suspect.
Officers are investigating reports that the suspect boarded a Harlem-bound Green Line train after the incident.
Additional responders are heading to the Green Line station to assist with the stabbing incident.
The victim, a man in his 30s, is in serious condition with multiple lacerations.
Police are investigating the possibility that the stabbing occurred on the platform.
A transit worker was confirmed stabbed multiple times at the station. Additional responders are being notified.
Firefighters are on scene, and an ambulance has requested police for a stabbing victim at the station.
Police are responding to a report of a person stabbed at the Green Line station.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 154 N Damen Ave.
Police confirm the offender fled westbound from the station on foot. No one is in custody; Area Three detectives are investigating.
The victim was found unresponsive in a nearby room inside the station and transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police say the attack began as a verbal altercation inside the station's mezzanine that turned physical before the offender pulled a sharp object and stabbed the 41-year-old victim in the neck.
Police report the suspect was last seen heading westbound near Maple and Randolph toward Seeley.
Officers report that the victim has been pronounced deceased.
Police have updated the suspect description to include a black Adidas jumpsuit, white shoes, and a book bag.
Trains are bypassing the station, and the scene is secure. Police are searching the area for the suspect.
CTA personnel report the suspect ran westbound and did not board the train.
Police are searching for a male suspect in gray clothing who fled westbound from the area.
Police units are heading to the Harlem location to locate the suspect on the train.
Police continue to review camera footage to track the suspect's movements.
The train carrying the suspect is nearing Oak Park, and efforts are underway to stop it.
Police are searching for a male suspect described as light-skinned, 25-35 years old, 5'10", 150 lbs., with a slim build, wearing all black, who fled westbound from the station.
Police are reviewing transit cameras to gather more information on the suspect.
Officers are investigating reports that the suspect boarded a Harlem-bound Green Line train after the incident.
Additional responders are heading to the Green Line station to assist with the stabbing incident.
The victim, a man in his 30s, is in serious condition with multiple lacerations.
Police are investigating the possibility that the stabbing occurred on the platform.
A transit worker was confirmed stabbed multiple times at the station. Additional responders are being notified.
Firefighters are on scene, and an ambulance has requested police for a stabbing victim at the station.
Police are responding to a report of a person stabbed at the Green Line station.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 154 N Damen Ave.
Police confirm the offender fled westbound from the station on foot. No one is in custody; Area Three detectives are investigating.
The victim was found unresponsive in a nearby room inside the station and transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police say the attack began as a verbal altercation inside the station's mezzanine that turned physical before the offender pulled a sharp object and stabbed the 41-year-old victim in the neck.
Police report the suspect was last seen heading westbound near Maple and Randolph toward Seeley.
Officers report that the victim has been pronounced deceased.
Police have updated the suspect description to include a black Adidas jumpsuit, white shoes, and a book bag.
Trains are bypassing the station, and the scene is secure. Police are searching the area for the suspect.
CTA personnel report the suspect ran westbound and did not board the train.
Police are searching for a male suspect in gray clothing who fled westbound from the area.
Police units are heading to the Harlem location to locate the suspect on the train.
Police continue to review camera footage to track the suspect's movements.
The train carrying the suspect is nearing Oak Park, and efforts are underway to stop it.
Police are searching for a male suspect described as light-skinned, 25-35 years old, 5'10", 150 lbs., with a slim build, wearing all black, who fled westbound from the station.
Police are reviewing transit cameras to gather more information on the suspect.
Officers are investigating reports that the suspect boarded a Harlem-bound Green Line train after the incident.
Additional responders are heading to the Green Line station to assist with the stabbing incident.
The victim, a man in his 30s, is in serious condition with multiple lacerations.
Police are investigating the possibility that the stabbing occurred on the platform.
A transit worker was confirmed stabbed multiple times at the station. Additional responders are being notified.
Firefighters are on scene, and an ambulance has requested police for a stabbing victim at the station.
Police are responding to a report of a person stabbed at the Green Line station.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 154 N Damen Ave.
Police confirm the offender fled westbound from the station on foot. No one is in custody; Area Three detectives are investigating.
The victim was found unresponsive in a nearby room inside the station and transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police say the attack began as a verbal altercation inside the station's mezzanine that turned physical before the offender pulled a sharp object and stabbed the 41-year-old victim in the neck.
Police report the suspect was last seen heading westbound near Maple and Randolph toward Seeley.
Officers report that the victim has been pronounced deceased.
Police have updated the suspect description to include a black Adidas jumpsuit, white shoes, and a book bag.
Trains are bypassing the station, and the scene is secure. Police are searching the area for the suspect.
CTA personnel report the suspect ran westbound and did not board the train.
Police are searching for a male suspect in gray clothing who fled westbound from the area.
Police units are heading to the Harlem location to locate the suspect on the train.
Police continue to review camera footage to track the suspect's movements.
The train carrying the suspect is nearing Oak Park, and efforts are underway to stop it.
Police are searching for a male suspect described as light-skinned, 25-35 years old, 5'10", 150 lbs., with a slim build, wearing all black, who fled westbound from the station.
Police are reviewing transit cameras to gather more information on the suspect.
Officers are investigating reports that the suspect boarded a Harlem-bound Green Line train after the incident.
Additional responders are heading to the Green Line station to assist with the stabbing incident.
The victim, a man in his 30s, is in serious condition with multiple lacerations.
Police are investigating the possibility that the stabbing occurred on the platform.
A transit worker was confirmed stabbed multiple times at the station. Additional responders are being notified.
Firefighters are on scene, and an ambulance has requested police for a stabbing victim at the station.
Police are responding to a report of a person stabbed at the Green Line station.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 154 N Damen Ave.
Police confirm the offender fled westbound from the station on foot. No one is in custody; Area Three detectives are investigating.
The victim was found unresponsive in a nearby room inside the station and transported to Stroger Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police say the attack began as a verbal altercation inside the station's mezzanine that turned physical before the offender pulled a sharp object and stabbed the 41-year-old victim in the neck.
Police report the suspect was last seen heading westbound near Maple and Randolph toward Seeley.
Officers report that the victim has been pronounced deceased.
Police have updated the suspect description to include a black Adidas jumpsuit, white shoes, and a book bag.
Trains are bypassing the station, and the scene is secure. Police are searching the area for the suspect.
CTA personnel report the suspect ran westbound and did not board the train.
Police are searching for a male suspect in gray clothing who fled westbound from the area.
Police units are heading to the Harlem location to locate the suspect on the train.
Police continue to review camera footage to track the suspect's movements.
The train carrying the suspect is nearing Oak Park, and efforts are underway to stop it.
Police are searching for a male suspect described as light-skinned, 25-35 years old, 5'10", 150 lbs., with a slim build, wearing all black, who fled westbound from the station.
Police are reviewing transit cameras to gather more information on the suspect.
Officers are investigating reports that the suspect boarded a Harlem-bound Green Line train after the incident.
Additional responders are heading to the Green Line station to assist with the stabbing incident.
The victim, a man in his 30s, is in serious condition with multiple lacerations.
Police are investigating the possibility that the stabbing occurred on the platform.
A transit worker was confirmed stabbed multiple times at the station. Additional responders are being notified.
Firefighters are on scene, and an ambulance has requested police for a stabbing victim at the station.
Police are responding to a report of a person stabbed at the Green Line station.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 154 N Damen Ave.
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Damn I hope he’s ok!!!!
He passed away 😔
This has to stop! Lock them up for good or put in a mental institution
Death penalty Eye for an eye.
I hope it isn’t our station attendant we see every day. He always says hi to us as we go thru the turnstile. Whoever it is, it’s so tragic. I hope they catch the perp.
Mental health and keeping mfers locked up needs to bea real thing again
Damn I hope he’s ok!!!!
He passed away 😔
This has to stop! Lock them up for good or put in a mental institution
Death penalty Eye for an eye.
I hope it isn’t our station attendant we see every day. He always says hi to us as we go thru the turnstile. Whoever it is, it’s so tragic. I hope they catch the perp.
Mental health and keeping mfers locked up needs to bea real thing again
Damn I hope he’s ok!!!!
He passed away 😔
This has to stop! Lock them up for good or put in a mental institution
Death penalty Eye for an eye.
I hope it isn’t our station attendant we see every day. He always says hi to us as we go thru the turnstile. Whoever it is, it’s so tragic. I hope they catch the perp.
Mental health and keeping mfers locked up needs to bea real thing again
Damn I hope he’s ok!!!!
He passed away 😔
This has to stop! Lock them up for good or put in a mental institution
Death penalty Eye for an eye.
I hope it isn’t our station attendant we see every day. He always says hi to us as we go thru the turnstile. Whoever it is, it’s so tragic. I hope they catch the perp.
Mental health and keeping mfers locked up needs to bea real thing again
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Damn I hope he’s ok!!!!
He passed away 😔
This has to stop! Lock them up for good or put in a mental institution
Death penalty Eye for an eye.
I hope it isn’t our station attendant we see every day. He always says hi to us as we go thru the turnstile. Whoever it is, it’s so tragic. I hope they catch the perp.
Mental health and keeping mfers locked up needs to bea real thing again