The victim of a gun shot, a man who shot him aboard the Red Line at South Loop, said a police officer



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Two men were hospitalized after a bloody dispute Saturday morning on the red line heading south from the Loop, Chicago police said.

The confrontation between the two men took an extreme turn when the 24-year-old pulled out his gun and shot him in the belly at 12:15 as the train was heading towards CTA's Cermak-Chinatown station, the police said.

In return, said the police, the 38-year-old grabbed the weapon of the young man who just shot him and started beating him.

While other passengers were running away from the wagon while he was heading to the wharf located in the 100 block of West Cermak Road, police officers found the two men – one shot of fire, the other stunned – still in the wagon of the Red Line.

The two men were taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital and the gunshot victim was recently classified in fair condition, police said Saturday morning.

The shooter was in custody, the police said.

In other shootings:

A 42-year-old woman was shot in the face as she walked down the street around 12:15 pm Saturday in the 6000 block of South Washtenaw Avenue in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood, police said. She was taken to the Advocate Christ Medical Center where she was stabilized.

A woman shot her 47-year-old boyfriend at the shoulder around 9:40 pm. Friday, while they were arguing in a block house 6700 South Winchester Avenue in the West Englewood neighborhood, police said.

The man was stabilized at John H. Stroger Jr. hospital and the woman was arrested. The charges are ongoing and detectives in the southern zone are investigating, police said.

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