A shooting at Chicago’s Navy Pier left two people shot Tuesday afternoon, one of them critically, officials said.
Paramedics were called to Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave., where they found the two victims, Chicago fire department spokesman Larry Langford said.
Both were taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, one was listed in critical condition, Langford said.
A security guard located “two down,” with shell casings surrounding them in a loading dock area, according to the scanner traffic.
According to scanner traffic, police were looking for a person who was wearing a white chef’s hat, possibly a black beanie, and a white chef’s jacket and black pants who walked back into Navy Pier after the shooting.
A witness driving through the pier’s parking garage saw several officers, at least one with a gun drawn, looking into cars.
Several officers blocked the entrance to the parking garage area and as of about 2:05 p.m. officers told staffers at the Chicago Sun-Times to not allow anyone in or out until further notice.
Check back for details on this developing story.