Falling glass shuts down Randolph and Wells in the Loop

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Falling glass has shut down a busy Loop intersection Wednesday afternoon.

Randolph and Wells were closed about 2:15 p.m. due to glass falling from a building, according to Chicago Police.

Unconfirmed scanner reports said the glass was falling from a building at 225 W. Randolph.

It was not immediately known how long the closure would be in effect.

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