Cleaning staffer dies days after caught in crossfire of Little Village shooting
<p>An autopsy is scheduled Thursday for a cleaning employee on his way home from work who died days after he was shot early Saturday in the Little Village neighborhood. </p><p>Armando Viveros Cortes, 35, was among a group of four employees in a vehicle returning home from work around 2:40 a.m.
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<p>An autopsy is scheduled Thursday for a cleaning employee on his way home from work who died days after he was shot early Saturday in the Little Village neighborhood. </p><p>Armando Viveros Cortes, 35, was among a group of four employees in a vehicle returning home from work around 2:40 a.m. Saturday in the 2400 block of South Central Park Avenue when gunfire rang out and Viveros Cortes was struck in the head, Chicago police said. </p><p>Viveros Cortes' co-workers, who initially thought the blasts were fireworks, then drove to the Ogden District police station and honked their horn until officers came outside to assist, according to a police report obtained by the Sun-Times.
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- <p>An autopsy is scheduled Thursday for a cleaning employee on his way home from work who died days after he was shot early Saturday in the Little Village neighborhood. </p><p>Armando Viveros Cortes, 35, was among a group of four employees in a vehicle returning home from work around 2:40 a.m.
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