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CHAQLAT RETURNS TO THE "43"

"THE CHOCOLATE WONDER"


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DERRION ALBERT

BY STEFANO ESPOSITO AND RUMMANA HUSSAIN Staff Reporters

Click here to watch exclusive FOX Chicago video of the attack. Warning: Graphic footage. May not be appropriate for everyone.

What started out as a makeshift memorial for brutally murdered honors student Derrion Albert took a chaotic turn this afternoon outside Fenger High School.




About 250 neighbors, Fenger graduates and self-proclaimed community activists angrily shouted at each other during a boiling protest of street violence during the vigil called in response to the Thursday mob beating that took Derrion’s life.

One neighborhood activist who called herself, “Queen Sister,” chanted through a bull horn and led a group of people to the school’s front door demanding to be let in before being turned away. Some people stood nose-to-nose arguing over whether the gathering should be in memory of Derrion or a protest of the violence that killed him. Chicago police were there to calm the crowd.

“Our community has been reduced to nothing more than a killing field,” Queen Sister said.

Fenger graduate Charles Barkley, 18, said “Our community needs to be saved. ... We need to reach out to our youth and let them know the right way to go. All this gang banging, there ain’t no reason for it.”

Earlier this afternoon, three teenagers were ordered held without bail for the vicious beating death of Derrion, who was 16..

Silvonus Shannon, 19; Eric Carson, 16; and Eugene Riley, 18, kicked and punched Derrion, an innocent bystander in a fight between two groups of students near the South Side school Thursday afternoon, Cook County prosecutors said.

The assault, which was caught on videotape, was not gang related but arose from a disagreement between students who live in Altgeld Gardens and another group who live in an area known as the “Ville,” according to assistant Cook County state’s attorney Jodi Peterson.

“It was a brutal and violent attack in which the victim was merely a bystander,” Peterson said.

Earlier Thursday morning, the fight between the two factions led to a shooting outside the school, Peterson said.

That led to a brawl near the school after classes finished shortly before 3 p.m., Peterson said.

Derrion had been standing near the fighting at 343 W. 111th Street when Carson and an unknown offender from the “Ville” approached him, Peterson said. Carson struck Derrion in the head with a long wooden railroad tie and the unknown offender punched him in the face, knocking Derrion unconscious, Peterson said.

When Derrion gained consciousness, he moved a few feet away from the mob and tried getting up. But he was attacked again.

Soon, a group of five from the Altgeld Gardens faction descended upon Derrion. He was struck again with a railroad tie wielded by Riley as Shannon stomped on his head repeatedly, Peterson said.

The video, shot by a witness, allegedly shows all three striking, punching and stomping Derrion in the head.

Shannon, a Fenger student, and Riley both gave videotaped confessions to their roles in the beating, Peterson said. Shannon has a job as a landscaper. Riley, a high school graduate, works part time at a health care facility and auto repair shop. The pair do not have criminal backgrounds.

Carson, a Fenger junior, is currently serving a two-year probation for a July 2008 robbery.