An Interesting Turn of Events (UPDATE)

So a juvenile assailant gets shot on the Red Line after attacking a security guard.

But it turns out that the "unarmed security guard" was doing what smart people do, and armed himself before patrolling the Red Line, in violation of his company's policy and in violation of the company's contract with the CTA. Then he lied about it. A lot:

• New details emerged of Thursday morning’s accidental shooting aboard the Red Line near Belmont on Friday afternoon.
  
  Eric Camp, a 38-year-old guard who was working for a CTA security contractor, was shot in the leg and a 16-year-old girl suffered a graze wound after a gun in Camp’s jacket pocket fired during a physical altercation on a southbound train around 4 a.m., police said. Camp and his partner were asking the girl to stop panhandling on the train, according to a CPD report.
  
  Prosecutors charged Camp with felony aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, misdemeanor possession of a firearm, and an unspecified municipal violation.

Turns out the juvenile female has quite the distinguished record:

• The girl is charged with two felony counts of aggravated battery of a transit employee in connection with Thursday’s incident. Prosecutors also charged her with felony robbery and felony aggravated battery in a public place in connection with an Apr. 2 robbery at the Roosevelt Red Line station.

And now, one of our intrepid commentators has this unpublished bit of news:

• OT: 16 year old girl causing disturbance on CTA train at 4 in the morning Thursday gets accidentally shot during struggle with security guards. CTA is outraged and demands security company fire the two security guards involved because the CTA is committed to the safety of it’s passengers. Interesting because the 16 year old was with the two people that killed the former Marine on Tuesday by pushing him in front of moving CTA train. She is also wanted for a beating and robbery on the subway.

That tidbit doesn't seem to have hit the media yet. According to the recent charges in the Arlington Heights home invasion, it would seem that this young offender is eligible for her very own Felony Murder case.

UPDATE: An arrest is made:

• A North Center man was charged Saturday with murder for allegedly pushing a former Marine into the path of a Red Line train in the Loop this week.
  
  Ryan Munn, 18, was arrested at his home on the 2100 block of West Bradley on Friday evening. Police said he was identified as the person who punched and pushed 29-year-old Mamadou Balde from the Jackson station platform around 5:13 p.m. Tuesday.

You can see his mugshot over at the CWB blog. He has quite the number of run-ins with the police, too. He seems to hang out with the wilding crowds/flash mobs that loot Michigan Avenue shops (video at the CWB blog link), but like most of those offenders, Crimesha didn't seem to charge him despite the video evidence.