Robber shot after grabbing necklace of shop owner's granddaughter, 4

The robber fired two shots inside the small jewelry shop in West Rogers Park as he threatened Georgi Layous and terrorized Layous' wife and two young grandchildren, even snatching a butterfly necklace and a purse from the 4-year-old granddaughter.
Before leaving, the robber turned his back and began fiddling with a computer to get at surveillance video. The 66-year-old Layous, paralyzed on his right side from a stroke years ago, saw his chance.
Turning to his wife, he told her in Arabic, "Give me the gun." He then shot the robber in the leg.
When police arrived, they found Musa Thomas, 19, lying on the ground next to a backpack filled with jewelry taken from the store, including the necklace and the purse, officials said. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Evanston to be treated for a gunshot wound to the left hip.
Thomas, of the 1300 block of South Union Avenue, was charged with armed robbery