Immigration agent shoots, hurts man in Chicago during arrest

CHICAGO (AP) - Federal officials say an immigration agent in Chicago shot and wounded a man while trying to make an arrest.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say the special agent was attempting to arrest someone on Monday morning when a second individual pointed a weapon toward agents. ICE officials say the special agent fired his weapon, shooting and injuring the second individual.

Chicago police officials say their officers responded to the call of shots fired. Chicago police say the man was taken to a hospital and is listed in serious condition.

ICE officials say its Office of Professional Responsibility will review the shooting. Chicago police say they are investigating any underlying criminal offenses and working with prosecutors and the Department of Homeland Security.