2 young black boys charged in mass shooting at Chicago South Side park

2 charged in mass shooting at South Side park Updated 11:07 p.m. In this photograph taken by his mother Shamarah Leggett, gunshot victim Deonta Howard, 3, recuperates from his injuries at Mt. Sinai Hospital. (Handout) Two Chicago men have been charged with playing "significant roles" in a shooting that injured 13 people, but neither was believed to be the shooter. "These charges are just the beginning," Superintendent Garry McCarthy said. Photos: Mass shooting in Chicago park Arrests little comfort for residents Stories: The Cornell Square Park shooting Interactive map of Chicago shootings Map: Multi-victim shootings Two charged in shooting of 13 in South Side park — neither believed triggerman Two men were charged late Monday in connection with a shooting that wounded 13 people in a South Side park, allegedly an act of revenge because one of the men had been grazed in a shooting hours earlier. Cook County prosecutors approved charges against Bryon “Lord” Champ, 21, and Kewane Gatewood, 20, in the mass shooting at Cornell Square Park. Though police think both men played a role in the shooting, neither is believed to have pulled the trigger. The investigation continues, police said. View Gallery View Video ‘Who does that?’ victim asks of gunman who opened fire on park filled with kids 13 shot — including a 3-year-old boy — in Back of the Yards Alderman sides with gov: Bring in state police to help combat crime Civil rights leaders should get involved in gang summit: Mitchell