One suspect in Chicago shootings and two police police officers were injured the perpetrator tried to nail a police officer between a team car and his vehicle. Police in the 11th arrondissement approached the suspect as they were stopping at the 3,000-block block of W. Polk St., the man allegedly drove his vehicle to a police officer, stuck the officer in a team car, according to Chicago Police Department (CPD). A Chicago police officer was injured in the shooting, while another was injured in the leg when an exchange of gunfire erupted during a traffic jam late Monday, authorities said. (FOX32 Chicago WFLD) The suspect and police then exchanged fire. All three involved were injured. A CHICAGO POLICEMAN SHOT, ANOTHER WAS NAILED BETWEEN VEHICLES DURING THE TRAFFIC INTERRUPTION. SUSPECTED IN DETENTION An unconfirmed video from a Twitter page of a Chicago police scanner appears to show the incident unfolding as the suspect tried to trap the officer between his vehicle and a team car until the collision. Authorities rushed both the police and the suspect to a hospital. One of the officers is being treated for a gunshot wound to the arm and another for a wound to the right leg. Both officers are in “fair” condition and the suspect is also being treated, although his condition is unknown, the CPD said in an incident report. CHICAGO MAN BURNS DEAD SINGLE BLOCK FROM WRIGLEY COURT BETWEEN 4 VICTIMS Murder at the weekend Authorities found two weapons in the suspect’s vehicle after the shooting. “There is no ‘routine’ stop traffic,” Brown wrote on Twitter. “Our two injured police officers tonight, like any Chicago police officer, are dedicating and risking their lives to protect the people of our city.” Brown told reporters that in the last two years, the number of Chicago police officers who have been shot or shot has increased by 500%. WGN-TV mentionted. “It’s the most dangerous time to be a police officer in this country where offenders are brazen, not only against our people with these violent crimes, but they do not hesitate to shoot at police,” said the Chicago police chief. CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE THE FOX NEWS APPLICATION CPD detectives and the Political Accountability Office (COPA) are investigating the incident. The officers involved are put on a routine administrative leave for one month, according to the department. COPA did not immediately respond to a request for comment by Fox News Digital. Fox News’ Stephen Sorace contributed to this report.
