Chicago shooting: Restaurant worker injured after shot in drive-by, police say

A restaurant worker was injured in a drive-by shooting in West Loop.

A restaurant worker was injured in a drive-by shooting in West Loop Friday night, according to Chicago police.

Police say the 34-year-old victim was standing on the sidewalk in the 110-block of West Hubbard outside Aberdeen Tap around midnight when someone in a white Durango started shooting toward the restaurant.No one is in custody and Area Three detectives are investigating.

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