BROADVIEW, Ill. - The Broadview Police Department has opened a criminal investigation after a CBS Chicago reporter's car was allegedly fired at by ICE agents with chemical munition on Sunday. The reporter said the incident was unprovoked, and no protesters were around.

What we know:

According to police, a CBS Chicago news reporter's vehicle was fired at with chemical munition from the direction of the Braodview ICE facility on Sunday. The police said the attack was unprovoked and the victim declined medical attention after the incident.

In a statement, Broadview Police Chief Thomas Mills said, "The Broadview Police Department expects the full cooperation by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security into our criminal investigation."

In a social media post, CBS Chicago reporter Asal Re

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