Policeman's child shot dead while going to home from school

Young child of a city cop was shot and slaughtered while home from school to visit his family in Chicago.

Arshell Dennis III was killed early Sunday morning when a shooter opened discharge while he was perched on a yard in Chicago's Wrightwood neighborhood, the Chicago Police Department said.
The 19-year-old was a lesser concentrating on reporting at St. John's University in New York City, the family said in an announcement, as per ABC station WLS. He was wanting to profit to New York for Sunday, the police said.

The adolescent's dad is long-lasting Chicago cop Arshell Dennis of the police division's sorted out wrongdoing agency.

Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson, who worked with Dennis in the mid 1990s, said he is "speechless for the measure of pain he and his family are managing."

"Officer Dennis devoted his life to make this city more secure, and Arshell was a decent child, making his folks pleased and concentrating on for a promising future," Johnson said in an announcement.

"As usual, the men and ladies of the [Chicago Police Department] will persevere relentlessly to discover who was capable and bring a feeling of conclusion and equity to Officer Dennis and all families influenced by viciousness," Johnson said.

Another young fellow, 20, was additionally shot and was hospitalized in genuine condition, police said.

No captures have been made, a police delegate told ABC News at the beginning of today.