CHICAGO (WLS) -- A young girl was among three people were injured after shots were fired into a home Sunday on the city's Far South Side.
The shooting happened around 5:25 p.m. in the 13400 block of Carondolet Avenue in Hegewisch, Chicago police said.
Chicago police said when they arrived to a neighboring home, they found a 4-year-old girl among three people, inside of the house, wounded by bullets fired from outside by at least one suspect.
The girl was taken to Comer Children's Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right leg. She was listed in good condition.
Police said a 23-year-old man was shot in his side, and is in serious condition, and a 20-year-old woman was hit by gunfire in her shoulder. She's also being treated in good condition. The two adults were taken to UC Medical Center.
ABC7 saw officers treading the snow, looking for any evidence in the shooting. The gunfire alerted neighbors nearby.
"It's scary to think that this happened, like, literally, right across the street," neighbor Javier Galvan said.
In the comfort and apparent safety of Galvan's Far South Side home, out of nowhere, his family's evening was shaken by the sound of gunfire.
"Then all of a sudden we hear, like, at least six pops," Galvan said. "So, my sister got up, looked out the window, and she said she saw a car and a young man in an orange sweater, and then the car just drove off really fast."
Officers had an alley roped off behind several homes in the Hegewisch neighborhood. The spur of violence has neighbors planning to hold their own families closer Sunday night.
"Just to be careful wherever you are and just be alert at all times," Galvan said.
Police haven't given a motive behind the shooting. So far, no one has been arrested as Chicago police continue to investigate.