CHICAGO — A woman was stabbed to death on board a Chicago train Thursday afternoon when an argument with her boyfriend turned violent.
Witnesses heard the couple mentioning a child while they were arguing, the Chicago Tribune reported, citing Police First Deputy Superintendent John Escalante.
The man allegedly killed his partner while stabbing her in the neck with a knife. The train was close to Chicago’s 47th Street Red Line station in the city’s Grand Boulevard neighborhood.
The man surrendered to police at the station without a struggle, the Chicago Tribune reported, citing police. The attack was seen by several witnesses and caught on the train’s surveillance cameras.
Law enforcement officials are still reportedly deciding on the charges for the attacker. He is recovering in hospital from wounds incurred during the incident, the Chicago Tribune reported.
