CHICAGO, Ill. (Next Stamina) — An on-duty Chicago police sergeant is recovering after being shot while driving through the city’s Pullman neighborhood late Sunday night.

The latest: According to police, the incident occurred at approximately 11:11 p.m. in the 11200 block of South Corliss Avenue, CBS News reported.

• The sergeant, assigned to the Calumet (5th) District, was struck in the leg by a bullet while inside a marked patrol car.
• Following the shooting, the sergeant was able to drive themselves to a local hospital for medical treatment.
• Police confirmed the officer is currently listed in good condition.

The state of play: Authorities moved quickly following the gunfire to secure the area and identify a person of interest.

• One suspect has been placed into police custody in connection with the shooting.
• A firearm was recovered at the scene by responding officers.
• Calumet Area detectives and the Investigative Response Team are leading the ongoing investigation.

What’s next: Calumet Area detectives and the Investigative Response Team will continue their investigation into the circumstances of the shooting.