A deaths was ruled justifiable and
not considered a homicide, police said. In that incident, Malcolm Dobbey, 27, was shot in the armpit in the 12100 block of South Indiana Avenue about 2:10 a.m. Sunday. Dobbey, of the 600 block of East 92nd Street, was pronounced dead at Advocate Christ Medical Center an hour later, but it's not clear what happened prior to the shooting.
Officials have ruled his death justifiable saying he's kind of dead but not dead enough to include in Chicago's homicide totals.
Chicago, Chicago, that toddling town 
Mayor Emanuel at an early Sunday new conference, explained that after spending $1 million dollars to hire the violence interceptor group Ceasefire, which tries to mediate violence before it occurs, part two of his violence reduction plan will be the spending of $1 million dollars to hire the community early warning group "The Bucket Boys". Explaining that just like Ceasefire, "The Bucket Boys" will not snitch on anyone but, instead upon becoming aware of imminent violence in a community, will beat out a war drums rhythm on their buckets, thereby giving the community early warning of the impending violence. Mayor Emanuel stressing the city's commitment to reducing violence said, the hiring of "The Bucket Boy" was the first of its kind in the country.
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