Chicago fire crews took 4 people to hospitals from a River North Club on Ontario called Sound-Bar after reported overdoses.
Four people were hospitalized early Sunday morning, after Chicago fire crews responded to a River North club for reported overdoses.
CFD was on the scene at Sound-Bar, located at 226 W. Ontario St., about 2:50 a.m., Chicago fire officials said.Two male victims and one woman were taken to Rush University Medical Center, CFD said. Another male victim was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital. All four were in critical condition. Chicago police did not immediately have any additional information about the incident, but confirmed "several people were transported by CFD."
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