UPDATE 10/20, 9:10 p.m. ET: The unidentified 31-year-old man who was seen dangling from Trump Tower in Chicago for several hours escaped from an ambulance as he was being transported to a hospital, according to the Chicago-Sun Times.
BREAKING: The man who suspended himself from the side of Trump Tower in a 14-hour standoff with @Chicago_Police SWAT negotiators just escaped from a private ambulance, saying he has a mission to complete.#Chicago
The man left the private ambulance after being released by police, who reportedly said he will not be charged.
See original story below.
The Chicago-Sun Timesreports that a man was seen hanging off the 16th floor balcony of Chicago's Trump Tower on Sunday, from what was believed to be a climbing harness. Police spokesman Tom Ahern said he was asking to speak with Donald Trump as he dangled from the building, while also threatening to kill himself, if they didn't meet his demands.
A negotiator was sent to the scene to try and get the man down, CBS News reports. As onlookers gathered to witness the man's stunt in person, police blocked off traffic of the surrounding area.
On Saturday, the United Steelworkers union projected a light endorsing Joe Biden onto Trump Tower. Check it out below.
