 <p>An off-duty Cook County sheriff’s deputy scared off an intruder by firing her gun on the city’s Far South Side early Wednesday.&nbsp;</p><p>Nobody was hurt, officials said.</p><p>About 4 a.m. in the 11400 block of South King Drive, the sheriff’s deputy, a 33-year-old woman, was inside a home at the King Drive address when she heard a person she does not know trying to gain entry through a window, Chicago police said.&nbsp;</p><div class="RTEHashTagLabAdModule">
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</div><p>She fired one round and the offender fled in an unknown direction, police said. </p><p>No one is in police custody and Area 2 detectives are investigating.&nbsp;</p> 

The deputy was inside a home when an intruder tried to come inside through a window about 4 a.m., police said. No injuries were reported.{ai:summary}<p>An off-duty sheriff's deputy scares off intruder by firing gun; no one injured. #crime</p>

Roseland intruder flees after off-duty sheriff’s deputy fires shot

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