A SWAT team response to a report of shots fired in suburban Homer Glen led police to ask some residents to shelter in place Sunday.
According to the Will County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a residence in the 16100 block of Twin Oak Court just after 8:30 a.m. Sunday for a call of shots fired.
Deputies were told a neighbor heard shots fired near a residence, and those deputies also heard gunfire when they arrived at the scene.
As a result, those deputies established a perimeter around the residence, and asked nearby residents to shelter in place during the investigation.
A SWAT team has been called from the Will County Sheriff’s Office, and several streets are expected to be closed as the investigation unfolds.
We will update this story with details as they become available.
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