5 hospitalized after tornado rips through Chicago suburb: 'Like a bomb went off'

A tornado tore through Naperville, Illinois, just after 11 p.m. Sunday, leaving five people in the hospital, including one in critical condition.

A tornado tore through the Chicago suburb of Naperville, Illinois, just after 11 p.m. Sunday, leaving five people in the hospital, including one in critical condition, city officials said. "It was like a bomb went off with all the debris in the streets," Ryan Puraleski told ABC News. Sixteen houses have been deemed uninhabitable, officials said, adding that inspectors will continue to inspect damage Monday morning. The twister also downed power lines, leaving about 450 customers without power. The city said restoration is expected by midnight.