Nearly half of the shootings during the four-day holiday happened over 12 hours, reports the Chicago Tribune. The youngest victim was a 13-year-old boy and the oldest a 60-year-old man. The Harrison District on the West Side, which had gone without any shootings over the Memorial Day weekend, recorded 14 people shot over the long Fourth weekend. Five ways Trump can help Chicago 
 
 About half of the shootings happened between 15:30 on Tuesday and 03:30 on Wednesday, mainly in Chicago's south and west sides.
– It was a long and bloody weekend in Chicago, where police say at least 102 people were shot between Friday afternoon and early Wednesday, 15 of them fatally. Police say they're "perplexed" and "frustrated" by the scale of the gun violence, which comes after a relatively peaceful Memorial Day weekend, reports the Chicago Tribune. Almost half the shootings happened in the last 12 hours of the long weekend, between 3:30pm Tuesday and 3:30am Wednesday. According to Tribune data, 72 people were shot over the Fourth of July weekend in 2013, which was the last time it spanned four full days. The deployment of an extra 1,300 police officers in the city failed to stop the violence, the BBC reports. Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi says many of the shootings happened when petty disputes escalated into somebody pulling a gun. "People drinking all day and then things escalating ... It's just enormously frustrating," he says. Guglielmi says a review of the weekend will include a look at whether the new "ShotSpotter" system, which tries to quickly deploy officers when shots are heard, might have been affected by fireworks. (President Trump has sent more federal agents to the city.)