Chicago drill rapper LoWick killed by FBI agent during warrant raid in Dixmoor; family says he was unarmed

A 22-year-old man was shot and killed by an FBI agent Wednesday morning in south suburban Dixmoor while agents served a federal warrant at a home near 145th Street and Cooper Avenue. Family identified him as Chadwick Clark Jr.; MyMixtapez and Chicago drill pages say he is LoWick, a 7Block / BurnerGang rapper affiliated with BloodHound.

A 22-year-old man was shot and killed by an FBI agent Wednesday morning in south suburban Dixmoor while agents served a federal warrant at a home near 145th Street and Cooper Avenue. Family identified him as Chadwick Clark Jr.; MyMixtapez and Chicago drill pages say he is LoWick, a 7Block / BurnerGang rapper affiliated with BloodHound. Neighbors told CBS Chicago they heard flash-bangs around 6 a.m., agents announcing themselves, and about six shots roughly an hour later. Family says the warrant was for his arrest, that he was cornered inside and unarmed; his mother says she begged agents to let him hear her voice so he'd come out. A baby was inside and was not hurt. The FBI says no agents were injured and the shooting is under review by its Inspection Division; it has not said whether he was armed or what led agents to fire. FOX 32 reports about five people were taken into custody in the operation. Clark was on parole after a state weapons conviction. It is the second deadly shooting involving FBI agents in the Chicago area this week.