Both Abram and Sanders were taken into custody Thursday night near the mass shooting at the Magnificent Mile shopping area.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
May 22, 2021
Chicago, Illinois - On Saturday, Chicago police reported that Kameron Abram, 20, And Jaylun Sanders, 23, were charged in connection with last Thursday's, May 19, 2022 mass shooting in downtown Chicago, at a McDonald's Restaurant located in the 800 block of N. State Street near the Magnificent Mile shopping area.
Sanders was charged with 2 felony counts for 1st-degree murder, 7 felony counts for 1st-degree attempted murder, and one felony count for aggravated UUW/person/no FOID including issuance of a warrant. If convicted, Sanders is facing life in prison for several counts without the possibility of parole for each count of 1st-degree murder, and up to 80 years in prison for each 1st-degree attempted murder count.
Abram was charge with one felony count for unlawful aggravated use of a weapon/no FOID, and one citation for CTA trespass. If convicted, Abram is facing up to 3 years in prison and up to $25,000 in fines.
The result of the mass shooting at McDonald's was triggered by an outdoor altercation between several groups and Antonio Wade, 30, suffered a gunshot to the chest and was pronounced dead at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Anthony Allen, 31, suffered a lower back gunshot and was pronounced dead at Stroger Hospital. Seven other victims were injured with non-life-threatening injuries, according to Chicago police. Three victims, ages 17 (boy shot twice), 28 (man shot in the chest) and 36 (woman shot in the leg) were transported to a local hospital for treatment and four victims, ages 21 (man shot in the lower leg), 29 (man suffered a graze), 30 (man suffered graze wounds to the stomach and shoulder), and 31 (man suffered a hand wound), they showed up to the Northwestern Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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