South Side elementary school struck by gunfire, no one injured

Someone in a dark-colored sedan fired at a person in the 8800 block of South Indiana Avenue, and shots went through a window of McDade Classical Elementary School Wednesday morning.

At least 26 people were shot in Chicago in the first night of the weekend.

A person opened fire Oct. 13, 2021, outside a South Side elementary school.

Sun-Times file

A South Side elementary school was struck by gunfire Wednesday morning but no injuries were reported.

Someone in a dark-colored sedan fired at a person in the 8800 block of South Indiana Avenue about 8:40 a.m., Chicago police said.

No one was injured but a window of McDade Classical Elementary School was struck by gunfire, police said.

A day earlier, a 14-year-old girl and a security guard were seriously wounded when a gunman opened fire outside a Bronzeville high school.

No one was in custody for either shooting.

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