<p></p><p>A man was charged Wednesday in the fatal shooting of an Uptown condo board president who was trying to protect a resident from the suspect, according to Chicago police.</p><p>Jonathan Wilson, 38, faces charges of first-degree murder, possessing a weapon as a felon, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon as someone under a protective order and aggravated assault of a peace office, police said.</p><p>Judge Lisette Mojica served Wilson with a protective order late last week, ordering him to stay away from his girlfriend’s condo and turn in his guns, according to court records.</p><p>Monday, he allegedly returned and fatally shot the 63-year-old condo board president while he tried to protect the woman, <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2026/06/16/police-shoot-critically-injure-suspect-in-a-fatal-shooting-of-63-year-old-man-in-uptown" target="_blank" ><u>residents told the Chicago Sun-Times</u></a>. Officials have yet to release the condo president's name. </p><p>Wilson then ran a few blocks before he was shot by a Chicago police officer in the 1400 block of West Argyle Street after allegedly aiming a gun at the cops, police said.