William Ingram, 36, male, was shot while sitting in a vehicle on the 0–100 block of North Kilbourne Avenue in Chicago’s West Garfield Park on Monday, October 6, 2025, around 4:30 p.m. Responding officers found him gravely wounded; he was taken to a hospital, where he died.
Police said someone opened fire on the vehicle before fleeing, and authorities did not immediately release any information about a motive.
As of the initial reports that evening, no one was in custody, and investigators had not announced any suspect description.
Local memorial and victim-tracking sites later recorded his death, placing it in the West Garfield Park neighborhood and confirming the date and location alongside the basic circumstances reported by police. These listings, compiled from news and public records, did not add further details about arrests or suspects.
His killing unfolded amid a violent stretch of shootings citywide that weekend, in which multiple people were reported shot and several were killed, underscoring the persistent toll of gun violence even as broader year-to-date homicide totals had shown declines.
