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Family of Eric Crawford, 13-year-old shot in McKinley Park, ‘grateful’ for community support, urges anyone with information to contact police

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“The family of 13-year-old Eric Crawford, who was shot Sunday morning in McKinley Park, is grateful for the support and prayers they have received from area residents,” family members said in a statement issued Tuesday through officials at Stroger Hospital, where he was taken after the shooting. “They urge anyone with information on the shooting to contact the Chicago Police Department.”

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