Daniel Aguirre

Case file Daniel Aguirre, reference D C zero one three five. According to CBS Chicago, prosecutors said the incident began shortly after ten a.m. on July twentieth, twenty twenty-six, in an apartment in a multi-family home in the forty-six hundred block of North Springfield Avenue in Chicago’s Albany Park neighborhood. CBS Chicago reported that prosecutors said Aguirre, his long-term partner, and his fourteen-year-old daughter lived in one apartment in the building, while relatives lived in other apartments. Prosecutors alleged Aguirre argued with his partner, pointed a gun at her, and struck her before his daughter tried to intervene. Prosecutors alleged Aguirre fired through an apartment door, wounding his partner’s mother, and later fired through the door again, wounding a Chicago police SWAT officer. CBS Chicago reported both were taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center. Chicago police said Aguirre, forty-two, was charged with felony counts including attempted murder, aggravated discharge of a firearm, and aggravated assault of a peace officer. The charges are unproven allegations. CBS Chicago reported a judge ordered him detained while awaiting trial, and he is due back in court August twelfth. The file’s open questions include the full charge list, both current medical statuses, and what happens at the next court date. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one three five at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.