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Story summary
- An SUV opened fire on a Juneteenth crowd on Chicago’s South Side, wounding at least 12 people.
- Victims aged 17 to 47 included eight men and four women, and they were taken to four hospitals.
- Since Friday evening, police said at least 21 people have been shot in Chicago, resulting in four deaths.
- Pastor Donovan Price called the Juneteenth shooting a tragedy, saying the holiday should celebrate freedom, not gunfire.
