Four men were shot Friday night in Little Village on the Southwest Side.
The men were exiting a building in the 4000 block of West 26th Street when a vehicle drove by and someone inside opened fire around 11:15 p.m., Chicago police said.
One man, 56, was shot in the leg, while another, 26, was struck in the foot, police said. A third man, 25, was shot in the hand.
All three men were taken to Mount Sinai Hospital and are in good condition, police said.
A fourth man, 19, was shot in the arm and self-transported to Mount Sinai in good condition.
No arrests were made.
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