A man was left fighting for his life after a shooting in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood, police said. The 33-year-old victim was ambushed as he strolled across the street on the 0 – 100 block of East 107th Street. According to the police report, the gunfire erupted around 9:20 p.m. Monday from an assailant driving a silver sedan.

Following the attack, the injured man was quickly transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center. He arrived in critical condition, suffering from gunshot wounds to his right shoulder and leg. As of now, authorities have not managed to firmly identify or apprehend any suspects in connection with the violent episode. The Chicago Police Department's Area Two detectives are diligently working to investigate the circumstances that led to the shooting, as stated on the Chicago Police Department's official website.

The neighborhood where the shooting occurred is no stranger to violence, with Roseland often finding itself in the headlines for similar incidents. Nonetheless, each shooting rattles the community, reminding residents of the ceaseless drumbeat of gunfire that plagues the streets. This latest shooting adds to the growing tally of violent acts that have marred the city's South Side, as noted by the Chicago Sun-Times.

No further details about the victim or potential motives for the shooting have been released as of yet. The identity of the man critically injured remains undisclosed, while detectives continue to to comb through evidence, hoping to piece together the events that culminated in this near-fatal encounter.