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Former Chicago cop Anthony Abbate, left, and bartender Karolina Obrycka. (Tribune photos) The city of Chicago essentially agreed to pay the female bartender beaten by an off-duty cop $850K now so the verdict can't be used against the department in the future. Police investigate a shooting scene near a Currency Exchange in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood. (Phil Velasquez, Chicago Tribune) Five people were hospitalized after a shooting near a currency exchange in the South Shore neighborhood this evening, officials said. As trash-talkers grumbled about Northern Illinois University being selected to play in the Orange Bowl, alumni and fans in the Chicago area were unfazed. |
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