A man was shot while on a CTA bus Wednesday, according to Chicago fire officials.
The 40-year-old man was a passenger on the #79 bus heading east near 79th Street and Kimbark when two men boarded the bus. The three men were involved in an argument when one of the offenders allegedly pulled out a handgun and fired shots, police said.He was transported to University of Chicago Medical Center in fair condition.
There is no one in custody and no other injuries were reported. Area Two detectives are investigating.
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