Dozens of car windows smashed in Chicago's South Loop
A witness reported seeing three men shatter the windows of 20 to 25 legally parked cars.
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A witness reported seeing three men shatter the windows of 20 to 25 legally parked cars.
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A shelter-in-place order was issued overnight as police searched for the perpetrators. No one was in custody late Monday.