The baby's uncle said French actually drove to the hospital herself, and that the family wanted to thank her. RELATED: Chicago shooting: 1-month-old shot in head among 7 wounded in Englewood David Brown.įrench was one of the officers who took a 1-month-old baby and her mother to the hospital on July 2 when the baby was shot in the head during a mass shooting in Englewood. "This is the first step toward justice as we work to honor our fallen officer and her partner," said CPD Supt. Emonte did not appear in court he is hospitalized at Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn after police shot him following the shootings of French and her partner. Both officers fell to the ground, and body cameras were still rolling and captured the suspect stepping over the officers' bodies while carrying a gun.Įmonte, also known as "Monte," and Eric Morgan were both ordered held without bond after Tuesday hearings. Investigators say he struggled with police, and had his gun in his waistband.Īccording to officials, both officers had their guns holstered when Emonte pulled out a gun and fired at both officers. But police say Emonte Morgan, who was sitting in the back seat, would not cooperate. When officer French asked Eric Morgan to hand over the car keys and get out, he did. The I-Team acquired a still frame of police bodycam from the night of the fatal shooting, that shows the moment before a firefight began.
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