Off-duty Chicago police officer involved in shooting near Printers Row in South Loop, COPA says

CHICAGO (WLS) -- An off-duty Chicago police officer fired her gun early Saturday morning in the South Loop, according to the Civilian office of Accountability.

The shots were fired at around 3:45 a.m. near the 100 block of West Polk Street near the Printers Row neighborhood.

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According to police, the 25-year-old female officer was in a car when she approached a group of three people near Clark and Polk.

A member of the group fired a shot and the off-duty officer returned fire, police said.

No one was hit, and so far, no one is in custody.

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