Man fires back after being shot at in East Side neighborhood

The suspect was shot in his right hand and left foot, police said.

-- After being shot at, a 49-year-old man returned fire at an offender creating an exchange of gunfire Tuesday evening on the East Side neighborhood.

Chicago police said the victim was in the parking lot of a restaurant in the 4000 block of East 106th Street at around 5:12 p.m. when an unknown vehicle pulled up. A 19-year-old suspect exited the vehicle, produced a firearm and fired shots at the victim. The 49-year-old man then produced his own firearm and fired shots at the suspect, striking him in the right hand and left foot, police said.The 49-year-old victim did not sustain any injuries.

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