The mayor of County Club Hills helped arrest two men Wednesday night suspected in the random shooting a 15-year-old boy as he was leaving a basketball game at Hillcrest High School. County Club Hills Mayor Dwight Welch, who is also a (36) police officer, said he (37) up around 9:30 p. m. to the rear parking lot of the high school, 17401 Pulaski Td., after hearing radio (38) of someone firing several shots at crowds leaving the game between Hillcrest and Rich Central High School. "It was pretty (39) because no one knew where the shots were coming from," Welch said later in a telephone (40) from his home. "Within five minutes of being there we got a report that a student was shot." Welch and on-duty police Lt. Will Garrison found a 15-year-old Hillcrest student had suffered a graze (41) to the arm. They boy was taken in good condition to Advocate South Suburban Hospital in Hazel Crest, said town spokeswoman Wanda Comein. No one else was hit. In Welch’s police car, they began (42) the area for a white jeep that had fled the scene south on Winston Drive following the shooting, the mayor said. "We stayed back and turned around and waited for them. Then we saw the suspects’ car coming head-on," Welch said. "We curbed their (43) . We came close to crashing." Once the car was stopped, Welch and the lieutenant got out of their vehicle and drew their service weapons, (44) the two occupants out of their vehicle, he said. Inside, they found a revolver next to an empty bottle of (45) , according to Welch. A. wound B. journalists C. certified D. ordering E. chaotic F. scouring G. employer H. liquor I. vehicle J. employee K. lie down L. pulled M. reports N. interview O. suspect