CHEESE!: Redeye Mugshot Collection Features Several Neighborhood Vermin (Allegedly)

We burned an hour of the boss’ time flipping through mugshots on the Redeye site yesterday.

Along the way, we found several individuals who appear to have been arrested for shenanigans that CWB reported over the past few weeks. We thought you may enjoy these updates:

Anthony Muniz

First up, here’s Anthony Muniz of the 2700 block of North Kostner. Redeye says he was arrested for robbing two cab drivers, including one who picked him up at Roscoe and Halsted. We told you about this in our report on September 18.

Muniz was allegedly chilling in a hallway with a crack pipe when cops caught up with him.

Get Redeye‘s details here.

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Jeremy Morrison

Next up is Jeremy Morrison of Bridgeview.

We told you about two men who stole cases of beer and $1,000 from the Theater on the Lake in early September.

Police caught one guy while another slipped away, we reported. According to Redeye, Morrison is the one who got away. He was arrested a week later.

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Damien Beal and Terrel Esther

“$50,000 D [bond]? Hell no, Hell no.”

That’s what one of these geniuses blurted out in court after being arrested for burglarizing the American Apparel store on Belmont last month, according to Redeye.

According to police, Damien Beal and Terrel Esther were two of the individuals who walked into the apparently-unlocked store after hours and gathered up a duffel bag of goodies as we reported on October 17.

Redeye‘s write up is over here. Their story states that the burglary occurred in the afternoon. In fact, the crime happened during the overnight hours.

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Andre Baker

Then, there’s Andre Baker of Calumet City. Redeye says he was arrested when he allegedly tried to sell a microphone that had been stolen from Rax Trax recording studio last month.

Here’s our report.

And Redeye‘s update is here.

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Camilo Maya
Aaaand, finally, say hello to Camilo Maya. Maya was one of several individuals locked up during the usual weekend mayhem on Clark Street on September 15. While we did not report on his incident specifically, we couldn’t resist sharing his impressive mugshot.
All images: Redeye Chicago
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