CHICAGO (WLS) — Five people were shot outside a senior living building on the city’s South Side on Monday afternoon, Chicago police said.<\/p>\n
Police said officers responded to a call about a shooting in the Bronzeville neighborhood’s 700-block of East 43rd Street just before 3:30 p.m.<\/p>\n
ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24\/7. Click here to watch<\/a><\/p>\n Two people who did not want to appear on camera told ABC7 that they heard upwards of 12 gunshots ring out across the street from the Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center and Judge Slater Apartments, which is a senior residence.<\/p>\n One woman said she stopped in her tracks and ducked down for cover.<\/p>\n Police said a woman of an unknown age, shot in the leg, was transported to the University of Chicago Medical Center in serious condition.<\/p>\n A 72-year-old woman, shot in the shoulder, was taken to the same hospital in good condition.<\/p>\n Three men, a 35-year-old shot in the arm, a 44-year-old shot in the foot, and a 39-year-old in the arm, were taken to the same hospital in good condition.<\/p>\n “This is so unfortunate with the other mass shootings this weekend, to see the stuff that happens in the middle of the night happened during the day,” said community activist Pastor Donovan Price. “Just a community that’s out living life on hot, you know, end of summer afternoon and this breaks out.”<\/p>\n