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Violence mars Bulls’
three-peat celebration
( I HCAGO (AP) - For th<- third straight year, violence marred cel
ebrations that broke out when the Chicago Hulls won the NBA cham
pionship Two people were killed and nearly 700 arrested as the city
sent thousands of extra police into the streets
Random gunfire was heard across the city late Sunday and early
Monday after the Bulls beat the Phoenix Suns 99-98 to win their
third consecutive title
Mayor Richard M Daley said police "did an excellent job" of keep
ing things under < ontrol. But he added: "There's thugs and there s
criminals and there's dope dealers and they’ll take advantage of
anything "
Most of the people arrested were charged with burglary and disor
derly conduct, but a few incidents resulted in death or serious injury.
At one intcrsec lion, a crowd pulled drivers from their cars, shot
one man to death and stabbed another.
"A group of thugs started dragging people out of cars." Sgt. l.ee
Fpplen said.
Julio Castillo, an 18-year-old passenger in one of the cars, was
killed. Castillo's friend. 17-year-old Oswaldo Arroyo, was stabbed in
the track and was recovering at home on Monday.
"They used the victory as an excuse to go out and do what they
want." Arroyo said of the attackers
Thu other person who died ns a result of the celebrations was 26
\car-old Rosalind Slaughter, who was hit by a stray bullet while
standing on a porch outside her South Side home.
Two other young women were shot as they were hanging out of the
sunroof of a moving car
"It's just senseless," Sgt Wilson McGee said.
Despite the violence, the city said a victory party featuring all of
the Bulls would go on us scheduled Tuesday in Grant Park.
Thousands of fans greeted the Bulls when their flight arrived at
O'Hara International Airport about 3 a.m. Monday.
"How s the i itv/ The city ain't torn up. is it?" Michael Jordan
asked ns he got off the plane
Tilt; cil\ put thousands of extra police officers on patrol and spent
at least $] million trying to prevent a repeat of the 1992 riots, when
more than 1.000 people wen; arrested and 107 police officers were
injured
More than 100 people were arrested and dozens of stores were
looted after the Bulls' first championship in 1991
Three police officers suffered minor gunshot wounds and throe
others were hit bv rta ks and bottles during the celebrations that fol
lowed this year's; humpionship.
Isolated looting was reported at roxs the city, but police spokesman
Bill Davis said he had no estimate on the losses
Poln e said l»H2 people were arrested after the game Of those. 104
were charged with felonies, mostly burglaries, according to the Cook
County state's attorney's office Police said earlier they knew of only
137 felony arrests.
Many Chicago residents decided to celebrate at homo Iwcause they
feared a repeat of last year’s destnu lion
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