Man charged in fatal shooting during family argument in Greater Grand Crossing

Sun-Times file SHARE COPY LINK Share CLOSE Twitter Facebook Bluesky Email Reddit Flipboard A 59-year-old man was charged with first-degree murder following a fatal September shooting in Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago police said. Coleman Jeffrey, 59, was arrested on Friday in Greater Grand Crossing. He’s accused of fatally shooting Mark Hurn, 54, on Sept. 27 in the 500 block of East 76th Street. At the time, police said the shooting stemmed from a family argument. A witness told officers the fight was about the shooter and the care of his mother. Hurn was the boyfriend of the alleged shooter’s sister. He was shot in his chest, abdomen and legs. Jeffrey was scheduled to appear in court on Sunday at the George Leighton Criminal Courthouse, 2650 S. California Ave. SHARE COPY LINK Share CLOSE Twitter Facebook Bluesky Email Reddit Flipboard Sun-Times Wire Chicago Public Media Next Up In Crime 17-year-old boy charged following 19 burglaries on South, North sides Man found fatally shot in South Deering Gunman commandeered CTA bus with passengers through Southwest Side, prosecutors say E-scooter rider, 67, killed in collision with SUV in North Park Man facing attempted murder charges after shooting boy, 17, in Gresham police say 3 shot by gunfire through window of Englewood apartment