In a tragic incident that unfolded in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood early Wednesday morning, two men were shot and killed, while a third sustained injuries. The victims, identified by local sources as Oblock Munna Duke, 31, and Oblock Yunggin, 28, were reportedly attacked near the intersection of Broadway and Rosemont.

According to the Chicago Police Department, officers received a call regarding the shooting around 1:20 a.m. Upon arrival at the scene in the 6300 block of North Broadway, they discovered three men suffering from gunshot wounds. A 28-year-old man, later identified as Oblock Yunggin, was pronounced dead at St. Francis Hospital after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds. Oblock Munna Duke, aged 31, suffered a gunshot wound to the chest and was pronounced dead at Wess’s Memorial Hospital. A third individual, a 36-year-old man who was shot in the back, was taken to Evanston Hospital and is currently listed in fair condition.

As of now, the circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear, and authorities have not announced any arrests in connection with the incident. The police are continuing their investigation, seeking information that could lead to the identification of suspects.

Initial reports suggest that both Oblock Munna Duke and Oblock Yunggin were present in the area for a celebration prior to the shooting. Social media posts indicate that they were seen in a vehicle with others, raising questions about whether the attack occurred while they were inside the car or shortly after they exited.

This incident marks another chapter in the ongoing struggles with gun violence in Chicago, a city that has grappled with high rates of shootings and homicides. Community leaders and residents are increasingly calling for measures to address the root causes of violence and improve safety in neighborhoods.

As the investigation continues, the Chicago Police Department urges anyone with information regarding the shooting to come forward. The tragic loss of these two young men serves as a stark reminder of the violence that affects many urban areas and the urgent need for effective community solutions.