Two deadly shootings involving federal agents under investigation

Well, Lauren, although there is no connection between both of these incidents, there are a lot of questions surrounding what exactly led up to both of these shootings. We did do some digging, and we found that the man who was shot and killed in Dixmoor just this morning has quite the criminal history and had ties to rapper Bloodhound Q50, who was recently gunned down. So we will start in Dixmoor. This was a fatal shooting involving federal agents near 145th and Cooper Avenue. It happened during a court authorized law enforcement activity this morning. The man killed has been identified by family as 22 year old Chadwick Clark. Court documents revealed Clark was sentenced to three years in Illinois prison after being convicted of failing to report an incident involving injury. He also faces an Indiana armed robbery charge stemming from an October 2024 gas station incident in which investigators alleged he threatened a customer with a firearm and stole some chains. Clark also goes by the rap handle Lil Wick. Lil Wick has appeared in multiple songs and videos with Bloodhound Q50. He's the Chicago rapper who was gunned down in a hail of bullets at a gas station just last month. This marks at least four Bloodhound rappers who died violently in the past three years. Clark did post this Instagram video of him smoking and rapping at around 4:30 this morning. This was about two and a half hours before he was shot and killed by federal agents. As we know, the feds have not revealed what exactly that warrant being served was for. Bloodhound Q50 has rap lyrics about committing fraud and posted this screenshot about potential suspicious bank activity hours before his death. As we know, the FBI handles bank fraud conspiracy cases. We did speak with Clark's sister just this morning. She says Clark was shot while inside an attic. He wasn't an angel. I'm not going to say he wasn't an angel. He was just trying to get his life together. He just did almost two years in jail. So he came home trying to take care of his daughter. If he was hiding, and he didn't have no weapons on him, he didn't have anything on him, so why did they shoot him? What was the threat? What was the reason of them doing that to him? I don't understand. The first shooting happened just this Monday near 18th and Union Avenue in Pilsen. The FBI says an off-duty agent was driving home in a bureau-issued vehicle when they saw a man allegedly firing a gun into a homeless encampment. The agent then opened fire, killing 27-year-old Oscar Isaias Corrales. The FBI says he was from Venezuela and had been taken into custody at the southern border in 2023 before being released. Today, 25th Ward Alderman ByronSanchez Lopez is calling on the Illinois Attorney General's Office and the Cook County State's Attorney to conduct an independent investigation. He says there are still many unanswered questions about what exactly led up to the shooting, including how evidence was handled. We cannot take the FBI at face value. I have my very big concerns about who is in charge of the FBI and the inconsistencies in that department. I do believe that it's important that we do not allow this evidence to be cleared out. The cabinet was completely cleared out the following day. We need to protect the evidence. We need to protect witnesses. We need to make sure that we conduct our own investigations, especially when there's such inconsistencies and gaps. We did reach out to the Cook County State's Attorney's Office on this matter. They tell us they do not conduct their own investigations. Instead, they review all the evidence that has been gathered by law enforcement. And then they decide whether to file charges at this time. Both of those shootings are still under investigation. Police and officials have not released any information or details as to what exactly led up to both of these shootings, Lauren.