The Chicago Fire Department, as well as police, were immediately notified.
Officers without the proper gear to protect them from the fumes, were told not to enter the subway.
At 9:59 p.m., investigators determined the fumes were caused by a cleaning solution being used by CTA employees.
In April 2011, Chicago police officer, Kevin Robinson, 42, reportedly died after inhaling cleaning fumes at a Southwest Side police station.
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