Chicago police shoot male who allegedly walked into station, ranted 'anti-law enforcement sentiment': officers

Chicago police say a guy walked into a police station on Wednesday with a gun and started shouting "anti-police sentiment" when pointing the gun at officers prior to currently being shot.

The male entered the Ogden District station at 12:52 p.m., in accordance to Chicago Police Section Superintendent David Brown, incorporating that the guy walked into the law enforcement station with a gun inside of of a plastic bag wrapped all-around his hand.

Brown stated the suspect pointed a gun at officers who were operating at the entrance desk.

"A single of the officers straight away sees what appears to be a barrel of a gun protruding from the wrapped plastic bag that the offender is holding in his hand," Brown stated. "The offender shouts and rants anti-police sentiment and then begins pointing the guns at the officers that are working the entrance desk in the foyer. As this happens, officers draw their weapons, [and] fireplace their weapons."

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Gun recovered just after a person walked into a Chicago police station and pointed it at officers doing the job at the entrance desk. (Tom Ahern/Chicago Police Dept.)

Right after remaining shot by police officers, the suspect was wounded in the arm and taken to a community clinic with non-daily life threatening injuries.

The suspect has not however been determined, and law enforcement mentioned he is not staying really cooperative. Brown mentioned he thinks 3 officers fired their weapons.

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Chicago police say an armed man walked into a station on Wednesday with a gun and began shouting "anti-police sentiment" whilst pointing the gun at officers ahead of being shot. (FOX 32 and Tom Ahern)

In accordance to FOX 32, no police officers were injured. The law enforcement officers who fired their weapons in the incident are staying positioned on regime administrative obligations for the future 30 times.

The shooting comes just in excess of a 7 days right after an particular person utilized a fireplace escape to enter the Chicago Police Department's Homan Square facility on Oct. 26. The person picked up a gun and pointed it at police officers in the making, in accordance to officers.

A Chicago Police patch exhibiting the department's logo. (Chicago Police Department)

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The suspect in the Homan Sq. facility incident was shot and taken to a community healthcare facility with non-lifestyle threatening injuries.

G3 Box News' Louis Casiano and Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.