North Side: Robberies, suicide attempt at Dominick's, man found dead on the street

From robberies to a suicide attempt to a man found dead on the street... it all happened on Chicago's North Side.

Around 8:47 p.m., a citizen found a man lying on the ground, bleeding from the mouth, at the corner of North Ashland and West Lawrence Avenues.

Citing police dispatch reports, the man, who was transported to Weiss Memorial Hospital, 4646 North Marine Drive, was already dead when the citizen called 911.

No further details are available.

Nearly an hour later, at approximately 9:22 p.m., a man was robbed by a street musician in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood, said police.

The offender, who was described as a black man, stole the victim's money and fled to the Thorndale "L," 1118 West Thorndale, to make an apparent getaway, said authorities.

At 9:34 p.m., officers announced a suspect was arrested at the Edgewater train station.

About 10 minutes after the arrest at the Thorndale "L," a man tried to commit suicide in front an Edgewater neighborhood grocery store.

According to authorities, a man slit his wrist outside the North Side Dominick's Finer Foods store at 6009 North Broadway, near Broadway and Elmdale.

Officers found the man next to the business' wrought-iron fence.

At the time of this report, the despondent man's condition was unknown.

A few minutes shy of 10 p.m., a man was mugged outside a Lakeview neighborhood restaurant.

Investigators said two black males robbed a man outside Waterhouse, 3407 North Paulina Street.

The suspects are both six-feet tall, thin, and possibly in their 20s, said police.

One crook was wearing a gray cap and a red leather coat, said police.

According to one source, a CTA security guard saw two men fitting the suspects' description board a southbound train at the Brown Line Paulina station, 3411 North Paulina Street.

At the time of this report, the thieves were still at large.