Two Chicago police officers escaped injury this morning when a gunman opened
fire on them in the Homan Square neighborhood on the city's West Side.
At
about 1 a.m., the officers were patrolling the 3300 block of West Flournoy
Street -- just a few blocks from the Harrison District police station -- when
the shots were fired in their direction, police said, citing early reports.
The shots didn't strike the officers, who weren't able to return fire to the
fleeing gunman. The shooting prompted a large police response, summoning
flashlight-carrying officers who searched bushes as a law enforcement
helicopter, armed with a search light, circled overhead.
Police were talking to at least three "people of interest," but it was
unclear whether they were bystanders of suspects.
Officers from the same district were fired upon in March.
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