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More photos from State Street Bridge shooting

Photo by Steven Dahlman

(Above) Police officers stand in the area on the State Street Bridge where a 29-year-old man was shot and seriously injured on Monday at about 5 p.m.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Scene of the shooting, looking north on State Street.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Police vehicles parked on North State Street next to Marina City.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Looking south down State Street from sidewalk in front of Smith & Wollensky.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Police in center frame appear to be inspecting a backpack. According to police, a backpack was left on the bridge by the shooting suspect.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Microphones from local TV stations await a news conference in the middle of North State Street.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Police tape and a Chicago Police vehicle block the southbound lanes of State Street.

Photo by Steven Dahlman

Gary Yanashiroya, commander of the detective division for Area 3, speaks with reporters in front of Marina City. (Photos by Steven Dahlman.)

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