6 Jews Shot After Leaving Synagogue
From Times Wire Reports
Six Orthodox Jews were shot and wounded as they walked home from a synagogue in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago. Five of the victims were in serious condition, but no wounds were considered to be life-threatening, hospital officials said. There were no immediate arrests, and police had no explanation for the shootings. They came on the Sabbath, a time when Orthodox Jews do not operate vehicles. The Rogers Park neighborhood is home to a large number of Orthodox Jews.
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