Early morning shooting in Huntley leaves two men hospitalised
Police believe the shooter targeted the house and its occupant
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A gunman reportedly walked up to a house in a village on the outskirts of Chicago and shot two men, police said.
On Monday at 4:18am, the Huntley police responded to a call that shots had been fired in the village. The police and Huntley Fire Protection District found two men had been shot.
The men were given immediate treatment by first responders who then transported them to area hospitals. The condition of the men is unclear at this time.
As per The Daily Herald, “a preliminary investigation” found that the suspect drove up to the house and approached its front door before he started firing. Police do not believe the shooting was random and believe the shooter was targeting the men inside the house.
The suspect is reportedly still at large.
Anyone with information about the shooting is urged to contact Huntley police at (847) 515-3511 or anonymously at (847) 515-5333.