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The assailant suffered multiple gunshots to his body.
A Chicago food vendor who was carrying concealed fatally shot a male who pulled a gun on him Friday night.
Chicago police told WLS-TV the shooting occurred in the South Austin neighborhood's 300 block of South Central Avenue just before 9 p.m.
'Good outcome. The robber won't be turned loose on the street by the useless court system to reoffend.'
The male approached the 35-year-old food vendor, and a brief struggle ensued, police told the station.
Police said the male pulled out a gun, and the food vendor — who has a concealed carry license — also took out a gun, WLS reported.
In an exchange of gunfire, the male who approached the food vendor suffered multiple gunshot wounds to his body, and he was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead, the station said.
The Cook County Medical Examiner identified the male who was killed as 34-year-old Demitrius Manning, WLS noted.
The food vendor was shot in his right arm, and he was taken to Stroger Hospital in good condition, police added to the station.
Police told WLS the incident is being investigated as an attempted robbery and that there were two guns at the scene.
Individuals posting comments under the WLS Facebook post about the incident seem to be squarely in the food vendor's corner.
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