Chase route …
Southbound Cicero near Alsip, Illinois
Southbound Cicero Avenue passing 159th Street

Westbound 167th Street passing 88th Avenue
Westbound 167th Street passing 94th Avenue
Westbound 167th Street passing La Grange — 80 mph
Westbound 167th Street passing 104th Avenue
Westbound 167th Street passing 108th Avenue
Westbound 167th Street passing Wolf Road
Westbound 167th Street passing Will Cook Road — 70 mph
A lot of curves, vehicle slowing down to 40 mph
Northbound Parker Road 50 mph

Northbound Cedar Road approaching Division Street — passing Division 70 mph
Northbound Cedar Road passing 163rd Street
Still northbound Cedar Road — 80 mph
Eastbound 151st Street from Cedar — passing Creme Road 80 mph
Eastbound 151st Street 70 mph
Eastbound 151st Street passing Parker Road
Eastbound 151st Street passing Bell Road
Stop Sticks at Will Cook Road and Will Cook Road
Northbound Woodcrest Avenue — approaching Spring Lake Drive
Vehicle Stopped near Woodcrest Avenue and Spring Lake Drive
Suspect in custody Woodcrest Avenue and Spring Lake Drive

Possible serious injuries at the accident scene.

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Naperville Fire Department requested an extra alarm about noon Thursday for a fire at 1651 Frontenac where a factory was reported to have an explosion involving calcium chloride. At high temperatures or when moistened in fire conditions, calcium chloride can produce toxic or irritating fumes. Calcium chloride, mixed with hot water, can cause violent boiling, therefore calcium chloride incidents are not fought with water. The extinguishing agent used was road salt, which arrived by the truckload at about 2:00 p.m.

Area fire departments were putting out spot fires in the area of the explosion. It is unknown if water was being used on some of the spot fires.

Odermath is listed for the address at 1651 Frontenac. According to Odermath’s website, the company is one of the leading partners in the field of molten metal treatment technology for iron and steelworks, foundries and the non-ferrous industry.

The extra alarm was struck out at 4:00 p.m. Thursday. Fire department equipment is remaining on the scene and is involved in cleanup and decontamination.

A branch of the Illinois Prairie Path passes directly south of the Odermath USA facility.

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Schaumburg Police Department called for mutual aid from area police departments — an ILEAS alarm — for a report of shots fired in the area of Evening Song Court and Windsong Drive. The neighborhood is directly across Golf Road from Poplar Creek Village and Brighton Gardens Hoffman Estates, just south of Poplar Creek Country Club. People at Poplar Creek Village and Brighton Gardens are being kept from standing in front of the buildings.

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In Schaumburg, Golf Road between Walnut and Knollwood was blocked eastbound and westbound.

Police also kept a wide perimeter — limiting pedestrians from getting near the area where stray bullets or police movement could be dangerous.

NIPAS — Northern Illinois Police Alarm System — a SWAT Team assembled on both sides of a residential unit in the neighborhood.

ILEAS is the acronym for the Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System.

Arlington Heights Police Department and other area police departments provided mutual aid for this incident.

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UPDATE: The shooting suspect at Fort Hood has been identified as Army Major Malik Nadal Hasan. Hasan, believed to be in his late 30s, was killed after opening fire at the base.

‘Effective immediately Fort Hood is closed.’ (The lockdown was lifted just before 7 p.m. local time)

That is the message at Ford Hood in Killeen, Texas after a gunman fired shots inside Fort Hood US Army Base. The offender is reported to be in stable condition. Fort Hood, the largest US military installation in the world, is in full lockdown.

The attack is also known to have happened at Ft. Hood’s Soldier Readiness Center. The shootings began about 1:30 p.m. Thursday at an Army Post — a personnel and medical processing center at Fort Hood.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is en route with top priority to stop any further killing.

Fort Hood is the largest United States military installation in the world and the only two-division post in the United States, and is the home of III Corps. The III Corps (Third Corps) —nicknamed the Phantom Corps, America’s Hammer, and the Counterattack Corps— is a corps of the United States Army. The III Corps is the official counteroffensive force of the U.S. Army, and it is currently headquartered at Fort Hood, Texas. The formation was originally dubbed the III Armored Corps until 1943, when it was changed to simply III Corps. To this day it is still unofficially known as the “Armored Corps”.

The two divisions on the base are the 1st Cavalry Division and the First Army Division West. Division West recently moved from Fort Carson, Colorado, switching places with 4th Infantry Division. 3d ACR has moved from Ft. Carson Colorado to Ft. Hood TX.

Fort Hood has served as a hub for anti-war activity during both the Vietnam War and the current War on Terror.

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Two teens were wearing dark clothing, and one teen was wearing a light colored hooded sweatshirt.

Arlington Height police and Arlington Heights firefighter/paramedics responded to a report of a car into a house about 11:00 p.m. Wednesday. A white BMW sedan crashed into the south wall of a house in the 2300 block of South Cedar Glen Drive. Four people, two males and two females, were seen running eastbound after the crash. The four were apprehended on the grounds of John Jay School about one block east of the crash scene.

Someone at the scene was transported to Northwest Community Hospital — any injuries appeared minor. Arlington Heights Fire Department firefighter/paramedics returned to the scene after getting the call for assistance for an injury. They had been turned back prior because the report was that there were no injuries.

A K-9 unit was called in to help with the search. The driver was a young female. At least one person was transported to Arlington Heights Police Department headquarters.