Nightengale was then shot and killed by Evanston police. He also shot a teenager in a car, a woman in an IHOP restaurant, and other people during the shooting spree. Altogether seven people were shot, at least five fatally.Īccording to Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown, who spoke in a news conference, Nightengale shot and killed an apartment security guard, a man sitting in a garage, and a man in a convenience store. Jason Nightengale was a 32-year-old Illinois man who went on a random shooting rampage in Chicago and Evanston on January 10, randomly wounding and murdering multiple people in an IHOP, convenience store, street, and apartment. If the others were also non-black, that would make it what we call a “Disgruntled Minority Massacre” where blacks who believe their problems are caused by “racism” say it with bullets: The only name that has been released is that of a non-black Chinese PhD. Tammy Duckworth Calls For First-Term Rep.Black gunman Jason Nightengale shot seven people, killing four. Hackers Stole $2,000 From Woman's Account, But Bank Wouldn't Give Her Refund Until CBS 2 Got Involved.Capitol Riot, Apologizes And Expresses Embarrassment Brad Rukstales Of Inverness, Arrested At U.S.Late Sunday, police were still searching for a motive. Graves did reach out to two family members of Nightengale's by phone. Officers in Evanston closed Nightengale's story with a picture of the gun they believe he used in the deadly rampage.ĬBS 2 was still trying to determine Sunday night whether Nightengale legally owned the gun. In past jobs, he worked as a janitor, a security guard, and a doorman – the same profession held by Aisha Johnson, the woman he is accused of killing in Indian Village. Nightengale's LinkedIn page says he has since been self-employed. The latest was in 2019, when paperwork shows he violated a protective order. Cook County court records detail charges and arrests starting in 2005, for drug possession, theft, trespassing, aggravated assault, and domestic battery. Nightengale also has a criminal history that dates back years. He threatened to kill people and even threatened to blow up the community in one video, showed a gun in another, and engaged in random outbursts.
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Nightengale's personal Facebook revealed a series of disturbing videos in the days and hours leading up to the rampage. The murder spree did not end until Evanston officers shot him dead in a dollar tree parking lot just to the east. There, he announced a robbery and fired a shot at a CVS store at Howard Street and Asbury Avenue – the Evanston extension of Western Avenue – and then took a woman hostage and shot her at the IHOP across the street. Police said Nightengale then shot and critically injured a 15-year-old girl who was in a car with her mother in the 10300 block of South Halsted Street, then shot at, but did not strike, police officers who were on the scene investigating his earlier shooting at the convenience store, before heading north all the way to the Chicago-Evanston line. He also shot and critically wounded an 81-year-old woman in the store, police said. Nightengale was later seen taking the store's cash. Surveillance video showed him coming up behind customer Anthony "A.J." Faulkner at the counter and shooting him. East End Ave., police said.Īfter stealing a man's car keys at gunpoint on the 19th floor of an Indian Village building, police said Nightengale took off to a convenience store on Halsted Street near 93rd Street in the Brainerd neighborhood. He then shot and killed security guard Aisha Johnson, 46, and wounded a 77-year-old woman who was getting her mail, at The Barclay condo building, on the next block north at 4946 S. in the Indian Village section of the East Hyde Park-Kenwood community. student Yiran Fan, 30, in the parking garage of the Regents Park building, at 5045 S. Police said he first shot and killed University of Chicago Ph.D. Nightengale, 32, is accused of killing three people on Chicago's South Side on Saturday. Meanwhile, as CBS 2's Steven Graves reported Sunday night, social media posts show disturbing and troubled moments before the shooting spree on Saturday.
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