A shot was fired at Chicago police officers in University Village early Thursday which marks the sixth time in less than two weeks that someone has fired at police.
Just before 2 a.m., someone called police to report a person with a gun. Officers from the Near West police district were answering the call when someone fired a shot at them in the 800 block of South Miller Street, according to police.
The shooting occurred less than a block from the University of Illinois-Chicago campus.
The Chicago Tribune reports that the incident marks the sixth time since Nov. 27 that someone has fired at police in Chicago.
