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   Chicago's bloody gun violence continued through the holiday   
   weekend as more than 67 people were shot and at least 13 killed,   
   including a 7-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy.   
      
   Nine of the victims were minors, with only the two fatalities so   
   far, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.   
      
   The girl, identified by her family as Natalie Wallace, was   
   outside her grandmother’s home at a Fourth of July party in the   
   city's Austin neighborhood around 7 p.m. when a vehicle pulled   
   up and three men got out and started shooting indiscriminately.   
      
   Wallace was shot in her head and pronounced dead after she was   
   rushed to a hospital, police said, according to Chicago's FOX 32.   
      
   A 32-year-old man shot during the same attack was in fair   
   condition, FOX 32 reported.   
      
   “Tonight, a 7-year-old girl in Austin joined a list of teenagers   
   and children whose hopes and dreams were ended by the barrel of   
   a gun,” Mayor Lori Lightfoot wrote on Twitter. “We cannot grow   
   numb to this. We are making progress in slowing shootings, but   
   we have to do better, every single one of us.”   
      
   A 34-year-old woman, a 31-year-old man, and a 20-year-old man   
   were also killed earlier Saturday, WLS-TV reported.   
      
   The 14-year-old boy was killed in the city's Englewood   
   neighborhood, in an attack that left three other people dead and   
   four wounded, including boys ages 11 and 15, the Tribune   
   reported.   
      
   Four men had walked up to a gathering and started firing shots.   
   They fled and have not been arrested, the newspaper reported.   
      
   Sunday saw further reports of shootings and deaths from the   
   Independence Day celebrations, bringing the total to over a   
   dozen deaths and many more injured.   
      
   Among the dead are a 21-year-old who was shot to death at 2 a.m.   
   and a woman who was the sole casualty on the West Side, with 5   
   men injured.   
      
   The West Side shooting occurred as the group was setting off   
   fireworks on the sidewalk, according to police. A 20-year-old   
   woman was shot in the head and abdomen and taken to Mount Sinai   
   Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.   
      
   David Scott, 24, and another victim, 20, were in an argument   
   with a male suspect in a Riverdale parking lot before the   
   suspect walked to a home and shot the men through the door.   
   Scott was taken to Christ Medical Center, where he was   
   pronounced dead.   
      
   The holiday weekend was the third weekend in a row a child under   
   10 has been fatally shot. Last weekend, Sincere A. Gaston, 1,   
   was killed while riding in his mother’s car and the weekend   
   before, Mekhi James, 3, was fatally shot while in his   
   stepfather’s SUV.   
      
   The city deployed 1,200 additional police officers who the mayor   
   said would be working with violence prevention groups and focus   
   on getting illegal guns off the street over the holiday weekend,   
   according to the Sun-Times.   
      
   CHICAGO SEES ITS DEADLIEST DAY IN 60 YEARS WITH 18 MURDERS IN 24   
   HOURS: REPORT   
      
   "It's not just on the police department. Not just on the fire   
   department. Not just on elected officials," Lightfoot said,   
   according to WLS. "All of us have to embrace our notion of   
   community and think about what we can do, each of us in our own   
   way, to make our communities safe and healthy and vibrant."   
      
   The two weekends heading into the long holiday this year ended   
   with a combined total of 111 people being shot in Chicago, 24   
   fatally.   
      
   The investigations are ongoing.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/chicago-erupts-in-july-4-gunfire-with-   
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