Teen Fatally Shot On CTA Bus

UPDATE

The suspect in the shooting death of 17-year-old Kiyanna Salter on a CTA bus surrendered Wednesday. The Tribune reports the man "turned himself in to police today at a Chicago church where his mother was waiting."

UPDATE

Surveillance video inside the CTA bus where 17-year-old Kiyanna Salter was shot and killed Sunday night show's the man police believe to be the killer.

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UPDATE

Kiyanna Salter may have been killed because of a man's accidental touch, the Tribune reports:

Jasmine Wilcox, 18, said she and her cousin were returning home from their aunt's house, where they had been helping her recuperate from recent hospitalization.

The two of them were sitting together on the bus when a man in his 20s sitting near the back door began talking to them, Wilcox said.

As the bus stopped at 71st and Cottage Grove, she said, a younger man passed by, accidentally brushing the hand of the man who was talking to them.

That touch set off an argument, which led to both men showing guns, Wilcox said.

When the younger man got off the bus, he turned and fired a single shot back inside, she said.

Watch CBS 2's report on the shooting below:

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A 17-year-old girl was fatally shot on a CTA bus Sunday night when a passenger opened fire on the bus following an argument with a fellow rider.

From the Tribune:

The shooting happened around 10 p.m. at Cottage Grove and 71st Street on a No. 71 bus that runs from 69th and 112th streets, said Chicago Transit Authority spokeswoman Sheila Gregory.

Ambulances took Kiyanna Salters, of the 11300 block of South Racine Avenue to Northwestern Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced dead at 10:32 p.m., according to a spokesman for the Cook County medical examiner's office.

It was not clear whether the victim was the gunman's intended target.