New details emerge about rapper LoWick's past after fatal FBI shooting

We're learning more about the history of the man shot and killed by federal agents in Dixmoor. Now, one man is claiming the rapper left his mother paralyzed after a hit and run crash when he was 17. Leslie Moreno has been following this story. She has the latest for us. Court records show Clark was convicted of a hit and run case from back in 2022. Now, the son of one of the victims is coming forward today saying Clark left his mother paralyzed. 22-year-old Chadwick Clark, also known by his rap name as Lowick, was killed Wednesday morning during a law enforcement operation along Cooper Avenue in Dixmoor. Just hours after the news of his death, one person says he recognized Clark as the person who left his mother paralyzed after a hit-and-run crash. The victim's son says Clark was 17 at the time of the crash, and despite the pain The pain caused to his family. He offered condolences to Clark's relatives and friends. According to Cook County Court documents, that case against Clark stems from an incident from May 24th in 2022. Illinois State Police say a Dodge Charger hit a Toyota Highlander on I-57, imposing the impact sent the Highlander off of the road and into two other vehicles that were stopped on the shoulder. Clark, who was driving the Charger, did not stop and fled the scene. The driver of the Highlander and a Mercedes-Benz were taken to the hospital with injuries. And Clark was sentenced to three years in Illinois prison for failing to report that accident. As far as Wednesday's shooting where Clark was killed, that is still under investigation. Last we checked, five people were taken into custody. But as of this evening, no arrests have been announced. In Studio 32, Leslie Marino, Fox Chicago.