3 men stabbed in Chicago's Grant Park
Sources said the stabbing happened in the park at 11th Street and Michigan Avenue.
Two of the victims were taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, the third to Stroger Hospital of Cook County, sources said.
Police set up a crime scene in the park, and a large police presence was on the scene at 5:30 p.m.
Their conditions and information from police were not immediately available.
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