Chicago Concealed Permit Holder Foils Attack, Shoots Three Suspects

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A Chicago concealed carry permit holder foiled an attack Friday night by pulling his gun and shooting three suspects who were beating him.

ABC 7 reported the incident occurring “around 11:23 p.m. in the 4700 block of West Wrightwood Avenue.”

Apparently, four men were in a disagreement when three of them began beating the fourth. The fourth man, a 43-year-old, then pulled his handgun and shot, wounding all three.

The attackers were ages 22, 29, and 55, and were all in critical condition upon reaching the hospital.

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CBS News noted that the concealed carry permit holder was also transported to hospital in critical condition from being beaten.

Andres Salgado spoke to ABC 7 about the incident, saying, “He’s my cousin, the one that they beat up. I don’t really know the whole story, but my cousin’s a hardworking man… he has two kids. His wife is a teacher in public schools.”

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