2 Chicago cops shot while breaking up 4th of July crowds

Two Chicago cops were shot early Monday as they broke up rowdy Fourth of July crowds setting off fireworks, police said.

Both officers were taken to a hospital, where they were listed in good condition, police told The Post Monday. No arrests were made and investigators did not release a description of a suspect in the gunfire, which marked at least the 33rd time this year that Chicago cops had been wounded or targeted in a shooting, according to Police Superintendent David Brown. "As you know, there’s been a lot of large crowd gatherings tonight, a lot of celebratory fireworks going off, kind of spontaneous," Brown told reporters outside the hospital where the female commander and male sergeant were taken, WLS-TV reported. "They were dispersing a crowd when they heard shots and felt pain."