Calls to 911 were made shortly before teen killed by deputy

VILLA PARK, Ill. (AP) - Calls to 911 were made shortly before a 17-year-old boy was fatally shot while getting into an altercation with a sheriff's deputy in suburban Chicago.

The DuPage County sheriff's office says the deputy responded Monday to a domestic incident near Villa Park and shot the teen. He was pronounced dead at a hospital, according to authorities, and identified by family as Trevon Johnson. The deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave and hasn't been identified.

One call from the home said he had a knife. A second call also described the scene, apparently including the shooting.

An attorney representing the family, Larry R. Rogers Jr., said it looks to be "a completely unjustifiable shooting."

DuPage County coroner's office says the teen died of multiple gunshot wounds. Illinois State Police are handling the investigation.