Chicago police said a group of robbers mugged 14 people at gunpoint Sunday during a three-hour spree across the city.

Authorities said a crew of four muggers robbed each of the victims between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. Sunday and targeted people in the North, South and West sides of the city.

Police said the crooks employed the same process in each of their stick-ups: They would pull up to the victims in a Black Audi G5, point a gun at the victims’ heads and then demand their belongings.

One victim was shot during a robbery, and four others were beaten by the thieves while being held up, police said.

Law enforcement described the robbers as three Hispanic males and one Black male. Each was seen wearing a dark-colored hoodie, black pants and black ski masks.

• Matt Delaney can be reached at mdelaney@washingtontimes.com.