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Highland Park police are investigating the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy Sunday as a homicide, according to a news release.

Officers responded to a report of a person shot in the 2300 block of Green Bay Road at approximately 11:30 a.m. They discovered the victim and transported him to Highland Park Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

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Police established a perimeter around the scene to try to locate the shooter, who witnesses described as a man dressed in all black and riding a bicycle. Further investigation determined that he likely fled on foot, however.

A police K-9 tracked the shooter’s scent but lost it at a nearby roadway. Police have requested the assistance of the Lake County Major Crime Task Force to assist with the investigation, according to the news release.

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Police said preliminary details indicate the shooting was targeted and not random, so they believe there is no known threat to the community.

Before the shooting, police said, the 16-year-old was walking on the sidewalk when he was approached by the shooter. They had a short conversation before the suspect took out a firearm and shot the victim.

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