Jordanian Muhammad denied cigarette sale to minor in Chicago
Jordanian youth Mohamed Faiq Al-Hashaysha, known as "Abu Fares," lost his life in Chicago after being shot by a young man inside a cigarette shop. The incident occurred because he refused to sell cigarettes to the young man, as he had not yet reached the legal age. The young man asked to see his ID, then left but later returned and shot him. The bullet struck Mohamed in the throat and exited through his neck, leading to his death. U.S. authorities identified the suspect and are currently seeking to apprehend him. The tragic event has saddened the Jordanian and Arab community. Mohamed was a father of four children, and his wife is pregnant with their fifth.
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