2 men shot, killed at Navy Pier; police seek disgruntled ex-employee
As of late Tuesday, police were still seeking a person of interest. Belmont Area detectives remained at the scene investigating.
'Disgruntled ex-employee' kills 2 workers at Chicago's Navy Pier tourist attraction, police say
A man who was recently fired from his job at Navy Pier, one of Chicago’s main tourist attractions, returned to his former workplace and killed two people before fleeing, according to police.
'Disgruntled Ex-Employee' Shoots and Kills 2 People, Chicago Police Say
"The pier is clear now. The pier is safe," said Chicago Police Chief of Patrol Jon Hein following Tuesday's incident Ingrid Vasquez is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE. She graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor in Journalism.
Police release images of suspected gunman in deadly Navy Pier shooting
Chicago police released images Thursday of a person they're looking to identify in connection with the fatal shooting of two people at the popular Navy Pier tourist attraction this week.
Disgruntled ex-employee shoots dead two men at Chicago Navy Pier, police say
Disgruntled ex-employee shoots dead two men at Chicago Navy Pier, police say - Authorities said that the attack was a targeted ‘isolated incident’
Two shot, killed at Navy Pier by ‘disgruntled ex employee,’ police say
Two adults have been shot at Navy Pier, a fire official confirmed to WGN. One person was listed as very critical. The condition of the other victim was not immediately known. Both victims have been taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
Disgruntled Ex-Employee Who Killed 2 Men At Navy Pier Remains At Large, Police Say
The gunman was described as a former subcontractor who understood the layout of the loading dock area and the private office. After the shooting, Navy Pier staff used cameras to verify he had left the popular tourist destination, Murphy said. The victims were also employees of a subcontractor at Navy Pier, Murphy said.
Disgruntled fired employee kills two workers at Chicago's Navy Pier, police say
Authorities say a man who was recently fired from his job at Navy Pier returned to the Chicago tourist attraction and killed two workers before fleeing.
Two Navy Pier workers shot and killed; ex-employee believed responsible, police say
Two men were fatally shot Tuesday afternoon at Navy Pier by a gunman who authorities believe was a recently terminated worker.
2 Navy Pier workers shot and killed Tuesday; ex-employee believed responsible, police say
The gunman, thought to have been terminated Oct. 14, had sought out two employees around 1:20 p.m. in a loading dock and nearby administrative office at the far end of the pier and fired multiple shots.
Lansing man identified as one of the workers shot to death Tuesday at Navy Pier
A 51-year-old Lansing man was identified as one of the workers fatally wounded Tuesday afternoon at Chicago’s Navy Pier, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office. Lamont Johnson, of the 18300 block of Glen Oak Avenue,
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