The director of the Chicago Film Office was attacked and beaten in Heart of Chicago last week by a group of three, who later stole his car, CPD said.
CHICAGO -- The director of the Chicago Film Office, Kwame Amoaku, was attacked and beaten last week by a group of three, who later stole his car.
They then fled in a waiting gray Dodge Caravan, police said, only to return a few moments later to continue their attack. Amoaku was taken to Mt. Sinai Hospital in serious but stable condition with injuries to his head and arm. ABC7 spoke with him, and he confirmed the attack and said he was"better," but declined to comment further.
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