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American Focus > Blog > Crime > Gunman left victim paralyzed in expressway shooting — while on felony pretrial release, officials say
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Gunman left victim paralyzed in expressway shooting — while on felony pretrial release, officials say

Last updated: May 19, 2025 10:50 am
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A recent arrest has shed light on the dangers of individuals being on pretrial release while facing serious felony charges. Keyon White, a 34-year-old man with a history of multiple burglary convictions, was arrested for allegedly shooting and paralyzing another man on the Dan Ryan Expressway in 2024. Shockingly, White was out on bail for two burglary cases at the time of the incident, raising concerns about the effectiveness of pretrial release programs.

According to court records, White has a lengthy criminal history, including six burglary cases currently pending against him. In addition to his burglary charges, White has previous convictions for a 2008 gun case, three residential burglaries in 2010, and being a felon in possession of a firearm in 2017. Despite his criminal record, White was released on bail for one of the burglary cases when the shooting took place.

The shooting occurred on the outbound expressway near 83rd Street, where White allegedly shot the 36-year-old victim six times, causing a bullet to strike the victim’s spine and resulting in paralysis. As a result, White now faces charges of attempted murder and aggravated battery by discharging a firearm. Judge John Hock ordered White to be detained following his arrest.

White’s case is just one of many instances where individuals on pretrial release have been involved in violent crimes. In fact, White is the 35th person accused of shooting, killing, or attempting to harm someone in Chicago last year while on felony pretrial release. These cases have resulted in 51 victims, with 14 fatalities.

This incident highlights the importance of closely monitoring individuals who are released on bail, especially those with a history of violent offenses. It also raises questions about the effectiveness of pretrial release programs and the need for stricter guidelines to ensure public safety. The “not horrible” series by CWBChicago continues to track individuals involved in violent crimes while on pretrial release, emphasizing the need for accountability and oversight in the criminal justice system.

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As we reflect on cases like Keyon White’s, it is clear that more needs to be done to prevent individuals with violent tendencies from causing harm while awaiting trial. The safety of the community must be a top priority, and measures should be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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