WWII veteran attacked on Chicago street
CHICAGO – Family members say a World War II veteran is recovering after being beaten and robbed on a Chicago street during his weekly walk to a corner store to buy lottery tickets.
The Chicago Tribune reported that police have charged three people – ages 15, 17 and 20 – with robbery of a senior citizen in Monday's attack.
The 87-year-old veteran's daughter, Cynthia Steward-Jones, says the attackers knocked out his hearing aid, broke his dentures, smashed his glasses and bruised his face. He was treated at a hospital, and Steward-Jones says he's now recovering in the home they share.
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