Police fatally shoot burglary suspect

Chicago police shot and killed one man and wounded two others this morning when a team of burglars tried to run over the Officers with a stolen auto crashing through a steel door and striking a Police Officer in the city's Little Village neighborhood.
No officers were wounded in the police-involved shooting that occurred between 2:30 a.m. and 2:45 a.m. in the 2400 block of South Western Avenue.
The chaotic incident began with Ogden District officers responding to a burglary-in-progress call at an electronics store on Western Avenue.
After spotting three men inside, officers surrounded the business, announced their office and knocked on the doors, trying to coax the men to turn themselves in.
Instead, the men got into a car belonging to the store's owner that was parked inside the business and plowed through a metal overhead door.
The swerving vehicle struck one officer and struck a squad car before racing toward several officers. Those officers opened fire on the speeding vehicle.
One of the men inside the car was dead at the scene. The other two were taken to Stroger Hospital for their wounds. Their exact conditions weren't known.
The injured officer was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital to be treated for non-serious bruises and contusions.
Police recovered a cache of stolen electronics and other goods inside the stolen getaway car.