Lawyer for woman wounded in shooting at White Sox game says she did n…

The lawyer for a woman wounded in a shooting at Guaranteed Rate Field during Friday night’s White Sox game denies that she brought a firearm to the park in a statement issued Tuesday.

The claim disputes reports that the woman brought a weapon through the stadium’s metal detectors and accidentally fired it while in her seat.

According to the statement, the woman, 42, is a White Sox season ticket holder and holder of a FOID card. The woman has not been charged with a crime.

The woman’s attorney said that her injuries have been reviewed by “firearms and medical experts who confirm the gunshot wound our client sustained was not self-inflicted and was not the result of her accidentally discharging a firearm.”

The other person wounded, a 26-year-old woman, is a Chicago Public Schools teacher, the district confirmed in a statement on Tuesday.

“We can confirm that a Chicago Public Schools teacher was injured Friday night while at the White Sox game. On behalf of…