A Monday afternoon shooting left eight people shot and three dead in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood on the Southwest Side, according to the Chicago Fire Department. The shooting occurred around 2 p.m. near West 59th Street and South St. Louis Avenue, CFD spokesman Larry Langford said. CPD Chief of Patrol Jon Hein said there were no suspects in custody as of about 5:15 p.m. The victims were four men and four women and ranged in age from 20 to 35, Hein said. Three of the men died of their wounds. The fire department had transported six to local hospitals while two of the victims had self-transported for medical treatment, he said. Police had been called to the address before, he said. Hein was unable to give many details about the shooting but said it appeared to have taken place at a social gathering. “We have eight victims and we’re going to solve this crime and find the individuals responsible for this terrible incident,” he said. At around 4:15 p.m., some neighbors were still waiting to be let back into their homes. Ralph Campos, 61, said he lived next door to the house where the shooting had occurred. The current occupants had only lived there for a few months, he said. Campos was waiting inside Nutrition59, a smoothie and tea shop across the street from the home. He peered outside the window. He said he couldn’t remember any trouble with his neighbors but said he would see two young women out front often. Maria Guadarrama-Garcia, 38, said it was her second day in business as a co-owner of Nutrition59. She spoke with her husband, Jesus Sanchez, 43, translating. She had been putting out flyers and menus with the music turned up when a neighbor called and told her to lock the door and hide. “We got this business in this area and we thought it was kind of good,” Sanchez said. “And then look, this was our second day.” A few drops of blood were scattered on the floor of the business. Neither Sanchez nor Guadarrama-Garcia were sure how it had gotten there.