A gunman triggers a lockdown on Chicago’s Trump Tower as SWAT teams respond

SWAT officers responded to the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago on Wednesday morning after a gunman entered the home.

Police sources told the Chicago Sun Times that the situation was “domestic” and occurred on the 26th floor.

The woman entered the building at 401 N. Wabash Avenue at about 11:35 a.m., gun in hand.

Law enforcement told the local outlet that the incident was not directly linked to a terrorist threat.

Police could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday afternoon.

SWAT officers responded to the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago on Wednesday morning after a gunman entered the home

Police sources told the Chicago Sun Times that the situation was “domestic” and occurred on the 26th floor

The Chicago Police Department told NBC 5 that there was a “call of service” at the building.

According to Total Traffic, Wabash Avenue was closed in both directions between Wacker Drive and Hubbard Street due to the incident.

In an interview with WBBM, a resident described the chaos inside the building.

“I was just doing some housework and cooking some, and I decided to get some air,” said the man posing as Steve.

“I came into the lobby and was quickly escorted out of the lobby and out of the building and told not to come back until it was clear,” the man said.

“I’ve asked multiple times what’s going on and they wouldn’t confirm,” he continued.

Residents were barred from entering the building for several hours Wednesday afternoon, according to the reporter the man spoke to.

FOX3Chicago shared video of the heavy police presence outside the building, including clips of several officers being spotted patrolling the scene.

This is an evolving story. Keep an eye on DailyMail.com for updates as they become available.