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Rosemary Sobol
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Assistant City Editor, Chicago Sun-Times
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By Frank Main Verified, Rosemary Sobol Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified When police began investigating a double killing on the South Side last week, they realized one of the dead men was a reputed gang boss suspected in two horrific slayings more than a decade ago. Adalberto “Sabu” Santiago, a member of the Spanish Cobras, was found dead Friday afternoon with a bullet in his back inside a home in the 6100 block of South Justine Street in Englewood, according to police and court records. Another man, Cesar Cervantes, was found nearby with at least four bullet wounds.
By Frank Main Verified, Rosemary Sobol Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified A wild shootout exposed the lack of license plate readers at O’Hare Airport, where gunmen fled in cars after wounding a self-proclaimed rapper, police sources say. “How is it that we don’t have those readers at the airport when we have them all over the city?” a police supervisor said, adding that such readers could have helped in the investigation of Wednesday morning’s shooting at O’Hare.
By Frank Main Verified, Rosemary Sobol Verified| Chicago Sun-Times Verified When police began investigating a double killing on the South Side last week, they realized one of the dead men was a reputed gang boss suspected in two horrific slayings more than a decade ago. Adalberto “Sabu” Santiago, a member of the Spanish Cobras, was found dead Friday afternoon with a bullet in his back inside a home in the 6100 block of South Justine Street in Englewood, according to police and court records. Another man, Cesar Cervantes, was found nearby with at least four bullet wounds.
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Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Sun-Times is a daily newspaper based in Chicago, Illinois, launched in February 1948 from the merger of the morning Chicago Sun and the evening Times. It has a rich history, tracing back to the Chicago Evening Journal, which was published from 1844 until 1929. The newspaper has changed ownership several times, with the most recent acquisition by ST Acquisition Holdings in 2017. The Chicago Sun-Times provides extensive news coverage, including local, national, and international events. Its content encompasses politics, crime, education, and community news, along with in-depth sports analysis of Chicago teams like the Cubs, White Sox, Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks. The newspaper also features entertainment reviews, opinion pieces, and business news, catering to a diverse audience in the Chicago metropolitan area.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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Founded: 1948