Bob Chiarito

An 18-year-old was arrested Monday night after SWAT teams were called to the 1500 block of South Springfield Avenue in Lawndale.

The lawsuit claims the store, Westforth Sports in Gary, Indiana, is the biggest out-of-state supplier of guns used in crimes in the city, responsible for more than 850 gun crimes 2009-2016. The store's owner rejects these claims.

An 18-year-old charged with murder for allegedly driving the gunmen to the McDonald's where Jasyln was killed was ordered held without bond this weekend.

Dozens of people donated supplies for Saturday's makeup event. It turned into a block party atmosphere with free food and music.

Chicago Police Supt. David Brown said more people are being sought for the murder.

A judge ordered Deandre Binion held without bail for his alleged role in the shooting, which left a 22-month-old toddler clinging to life on April 6.

The man attempted to carjack someone while fleeing from police, officials said. Jaslyn, 7, and her father were shot Sunday at the McDonald’s drive-thru in Homan Square.

Toddler Kayden Swann was recently transferred out of intensive care but is still being treated at Lurie Children's Hospital.

“After over two weeks of intensive care treatment, Kayden Swann, now 22 months old, has been extubated and is breathing on his own with support,” Dr. Marcelo Malakooti of Lurie’s Children’s Hospital said in a statement.

Jaslyn Adams loved to dance and had three siblings. She was killed and her father wounded in a Sunday shooting.

“All is calm for now but you never know. Plus, we’ll see what happens next week in Minnesota. I’m just as worried about that,” one officer said.

The Cook County State's Attorney's Office backtracked on a previous claim 13-year-old Toledo was holding a gun when he was fatally shot by a police officer.

Eric Stillman, 34, has been a Chicago police officer for five years. His lawyer said Stillman is “absolutely broken up over the fact that he had to use deadly force."

The slain seventh-grader's family viewed body camera video of his death Tuesday and reportedly asked a police oversight agency to delay releasing the footage to the public. It will be made public eventually.

Some officers had their days off canceled, and there was a heavy police presence along Michigan Avenue Monday. Large salt trucks, previously used to block streets, were also out.

Once officers have sealed off a crime scene to investigate, police said, it's typical for responding officers to shut off their body cameras.

It remains unknown whether Toledo pointed or shot the gun before he was killed in Little Village on March 29. Video of the high-profile shooting could be released next week. The man allegedly with Toledo that night was charged with three felonies Saturday.

Police and Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the drivers of the two cars were shooting at each other, but a Cook County prosecutor contradicted that, saying the person who shot 21-month-old Kayden Swann was the aggressor.

The man driving the car with 21-month-old Kayden Swann in the back seat was arrested at Northwestern Memorial Hospital for possessing a gun as a felon, police said.

The boy was in a car going north on Lake Shore Drive when someone in another car fired shots, hitting the boy in his temple, police said.