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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two people of interest are being questioned in connection with a deadly Northwest Side shooting that happened Friday morning, Chicago police said.
Family members of the victim told ABC7 that he lived a block away from the scene, and was on his way to work when he was fatally shot.
His final moments alive were spent in the arms of a neighbor who desperately tried to save his life.
Doorbell video captured the single gunshot heard in broad daylight, leading to a neighbor's panic.
It happened just after 7 a.m. on North Pittsburgh near Irving Park Road in the Irving Woods neighborhood.
Investigators told ABC7 a 24-year-old man was walking down the street when someone opened fire on him.
The man was taken to Loyola Hospital in critical condition, but he later died, forever dimming that neighbor's glimmer of hope for the victim to pull through.
"I hope that justice is served to these individuals," the victim's neighbor said. "I'm so sorry that he didn't make it. I wish he would have to see your children grow."
Officers are collecting doorbell and security video from the block to help them in their investigation.