Security guard Salena Claybourne was killed in a Chicago shooting at a South Shore gas station on South Jeffery after leaving her job at WGN-TV.
CHICAGO -- A 17-year-old boy has been charged with first-degree murder after a security guard for WGN-TV was shot and killed Monday afternoon. She had just left work and stopped for gas in the South Shore neighborhood before the shooting.
Her family said she was in uniform at the time of the shooting, and they believe she may have been the target of an attempted carjacking. They said she was just blocks from home at the time of the shooting. Claybourne worked for Allied Universal Security and was posted at WGN-TV Studios, according to the station.
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