Toddler Delivered to Police After Shooting
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A 2-year-old boy who was taken by his father from his ex-wife’s home Wednesday after a shooting in Hyde Park was delivered to a police station three hours later by a relative, authorities said.
Khayri Shakur Jr. was turned over unharmed to police at the 77th Street station by an unidentified relative, police said.
The boy’s father, Khayri Shakur, allegedly argued with a man who was visiting his ex-wife’s brother and then shot him in the 5700 block of Ruthelen Street, police said.
The wounded man was in stable condition.
Shakur remained at large.
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