2 charged in Chicago home invasion that critically wounded 80-year-old man
80-year-old man hospitalized after critically wounding home intruder: 'They're gonna fight back'
A neighbor in the area says people are fed up with the crime and are starting to fight back.
CHICAGO - A man and a woman are facing charges in connection with a violent home invasion that critically wounded an elderly man near O'Hare Airport.
Mansfield Wallace, 51, and Tabitha Hemphill, 31, knocked on the door of a residence Monday morning in the 8500 block of West Catherine Avenue, police said.
When an 80-year-old man opened the door, they forced their way inside and began fighting with the victim, according to police.
The man, who is a FOID cardholder, fired a single shot, striking Wallace in the chest, police said.

Mansfield Wallace, 51 (left - Mugshot from 2020) and Tabitha Hemphill, 31 (right - mugshot from 2021)
Both Wallace and Hemphill fled the scene and self-transported to Resurrection Hospital, where Wallace was listed in critical condition, officials said. Hemphill was not hurt during the incident.
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The elderly man sustained several injuries to his body and was transported to Resurrection Hospital in critical condition.
Wallace was charged with home invasion causing injury, aggravated battery of a victim over 60 and aggravated battery causing great bodily harm. Hemphill was charged with home invasion causing great bodily harm.
Both are scheduled to appear in bond court Wednesday.
80-year-old Chicago man hospitalized after critically wounding home intruder
An 80-year-old Chicago man was hospitalized Monday morning after a home invasion on the Northwest Side where he shot and critically wounded one of the suspects.