H. Kris Fronzak

Two men tried to lure a juvenile boy into their truck last week, and May saw the shooting of 300 people citywide.

The week brought justice for a slain graffiti artist, some closure in the FoodSmart shooting, and the mysterious death of a woman stabbed in a fire.

Two men were shot — one fatally — outside of FoodSmart Urban Market, as the LoganSquarist reported on May 15, but the week came with other distressing news as well, including the death of a 77-year-old who fell onto a passing truck and teen Herbert Pulgar being arrested for driving a stolen van.

A week of relative calm in Logan Square was tragically interrupted by a shooting in front of FoodSmart Urban Market that left one man injured and another dead.

A bullet grazed the younger girl in the head, while the elder child was shot in the back. Bucio, the shooter, was arrested, but DIon, who allegedly drove the getaway vehicle, has been on the lam since the incident.

This week, Noor Jalil was arrested for yet another count of masturbating on a woman on the train, the FBI offered a reward for a bank robber and a boy was shot outside Walgreens.

Logan Square’s five murders earned us a name as a top murder spot, and a rash of robberies and burglaries have the police on high alert.

The Uber driver who fired at a man with a gun in Logan Square grabbed headlines this week, while two apparent murders captured less attention.

This week, a football player who previously played for Rolling Meadows High School was shot and killed in the 2700 block of W. Bloomingdale Ave.

Someone struck a cyclist with a car last week, and autopsy results shed light on the stabbing deaths of a Logan Square couple.

Two people were arrested for recent armed robberies, and a judge issued a ruling for the 2012 stabbing murder of tagger “Chip” Caballero.

Commuters saw what may have been blood on the CTA this week, a man was shot in the neck and police warned of robberies in Logan.