One person hospitalized after fight at Eataly restaurant in River North
A man pulled out a gun during the fight, and the gun went off, but no one was shot, police said.
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A man pulled out a gun during the fight, and the gun went off, but no one was shot, police said.
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Police said the man grabbed a 25-year-old woman, in the 700 block of West Brompton Avenue, and threatened her with a gun.