Soccer Coach On Life Support After Robbins Shooting
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A well-known soccer coach and father was on life support Friday, but brain dead, after a shooting in south suburban Robbins on Tuesday.
Friends said 56-year-old Bill Dolehide, of Crestwood, was going to a meeting Wednesday night, when he was shot in the head while driving near 135th and St. Louis in Robbins.
Police said Dolehide and another driver were caught in a crossfire. The second driver's injuries were not life-threatening.
Dolehide played water polo, and was a coach and referee with the Crestwood Soccer Club. His family was planning to donate his organs.
No one was in custody Friday morning. The Cook County Sheriff's office was investigating.
