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Chicago crime: Scary moments as robbery victim stabs attackers on CTA bus in West Englewood community; 3 arrested

Hindustan Times

June 21, 2026

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Chicago crime: Scary moments as robbery victim stabs attackers on CTA bus in West Englewood community; 3 arrested

A frightening robbery attempt occurred on a CTA bus in Chicago's South Side, involving three men and a victim with a sharp object.

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