Five people have been hospitalized after possible overdoses at a Mount Greenwood bar Sunday, according to Chicago fire officials.
Five people have been hospitalized after possibly overdosing at a Mount Greenwood bar Sunday, according to Chicago fire officials.A 31-year-old man, a 45-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman were all transported to Little Company of Mary Hospital after snorting an unknown substance, Chicago police said.
Two other people were taken to Christ Hospital, fire officials said, but no other details were provided on them at this time.Lawlor's Bar issued a statement regarding the incident: "Lawlor's is a small neighborhood establishment that's been a member of the Mt. Greenwood community for 15 years. We are shocked and concerned about what took place this afternoon and are praying for the health and well-being of everyone involved. We are working with the Chicago Police Department during this active investigation."
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