Gun Worn As Part Of Halloween Costume Accidentally Discharged At Wheaton Yard, Restaurant Says

WHEATON, IL — Police were called to Wheaton Yard Tuesday night after an antique gun that was worn as part of a Halloween costume fell to the floor and discharged, Wheaton Yard shared in a special announcement on Front Street Kitchen's social media pages Thursday night.

The announcement came just over an hour after the City of Wheaton shared an update that there was a large police presence in the 100 block of East Front Street around 9:45 p.m.

In their announcement, Wheaton Yard, which comprises Front Street Kitchen and The Backyard, wrote that no one was hurt in the incident.

Wheaton Yard wrote, "No serious injuries occurred and the Wheaton Police Department responded promptly and investigated the situation thoroughly with help from Wheaton Yard's security cameras."

They added, "We are thankful that no one was hurt and for our police department's rapid response. Firearms are strictly prohibited at Wheaton Yard, and signage is posted accordingly at the entrance of the property."

Wheaton Police did not immediately respond to Patch's request for more information early Wednesday.

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