A Chicago man has died after being pulled from a lagoon in Lincoln Park.
Chicago police said a 61-year-old man has died after being pulled from a lagoon in Lincoln Park. He was identified as Raymond Hopson.The man who died after being pulled from a lagoon in Lincoln Park Tuesday has been identified, the Chicago Police Department and Cook County Medical Examiner's Office said.
Raymond Hopson, 61, of Chicago was on an inflatable raft and accidentally flipped over in the 2200-block of North Cannon Drive, officials said.The Chicago Fire Department said the man was transported to St. Joseph Hospital in critical condition, where he died just before 1 p.m. There were several other incidents of people pulled or rescued from the water Tuesday. In Michigan City, a man was pulled from the water at Washington Park Beach and taken to Franciscan Hospital in critical condition.
Luke Laidley, 43, also died Tuesday after he jumped into Lake Michigan near Centennial Park Beach in Winnetka to
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