Dakotah Earley returns home four months after he was shot during robbery in Lincoln Park

After undergoing several surgeries, including amputation of part of his leg, Dakotah Earley has final

View this email online After undergoing several surgeries, including amputation of part of his leg, Dakotah Earley has finally returned home four months after he was shot at point-blank range during a robbery in Lincoln Park. "It's been a long day and night, hell, it's been a journey," Earley's mom Joy Dobbs tweeted. "God has made sure we can be here to tell the story." Earley, 24, was shot on the street May 6 after as a robber demanded his cellphone and passcode, police said. Tyshon Brownlee, 19, has been charged with attempted murder and armed robbery in the attack. Read more:

Dakotah Earley returns home four months after he was shot during robbery in Lincoln Park. 'Hell, it's been a journey' "God has made sure we can be here to tell the story. Dakotah Earley is home," Earley's mom wrote on Twitter. chicago.suntimes.com  •  Share

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