Shots fired steps away from ‘Chicago Fire’ set; yet another scare for Chicago film community – CWB Chicago

The show’s crew was filming exterior shots at a funeral home when a man began shooting from the opposite corner just before 2 p.m.  Earlier in the summer, bullets from a rolling gun battle flew into the Cinespace Chicago Film Studios on the West Side and damaged trailers used by the Chicago Med television series. And in the South Loop last month, a man reportedly lit an object and threw it toward the set where Justified was filming.
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Truth Seeker
3 years ago

Aren’t these the people who do not support individual law abiding citizens 2nd amendment right “Shall not be infringed”, yet hire and walk around with their own personal, armed body guards? They deserve a taste of what happens in these crime ridden cities.

Maestro
3 years ago
Ex Illini
3 years ago

It would be terrible if an actor were to be hit by a stray bullet. Speaking of actors, when is Jussie going to serve the rest of his sentence?

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Hmmmmm…….eight squads providing security? Hey Lori! How about a little dance!

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