MUGGY: Quick Action By Cops Has 4 Facing Robbery Charges

Sas (Cook Co. Sheriff’s Office)

Chicago police have been a roll lately, arresting four alleged robbery offenders in connection with two separate robberies around our neighborhood.

Abel Pineda and Maciej Sas are both charged with one count of robbery after allegedly mugging a woman in the 700 block of Aldine last Tuesday evening. A police officer spotted them walking into the Shell gas station at Halsted and Addison shortly after the reported crime.

Prosecutors say Sas approached a Boystown woman on Aldine and said, “give me your sh*t nigga.” When the woman refused, Sas allegedly elbowed the woman in the stomach, wrestled her phone away, and gave it to Pineda. The victim is white.

Pineda  (Cook Co. Sheriff’s Office)

Both men are free on electronic monitoring.

In 2004, Pineda, 31, received 30 months probation after pleading guilty to committing an armed robbery in West Rogers Park.

Sas, 29, of Oak Lawn, is currently awaiting resolution of a shoplifting case in which he’s accused of stealing two hats and a porno mag from a Shell gas station in suburban Palos Hills. (He seems to have very bad luck at Shell gas stations.)

Hammer Time

Sanchez and Del Valle (Cook Co. Sheriff’s Office)

Danny Sanchez,19, and Nancy Del Valle, 20, are charged with armed robbery after allegedly brandishing a hammer to rob a CTA passenger on Sunday.

Court records show the two have a history of being arrested together for, among other things, tagging buildings in Chicago and stealing bottles of Hennessey in Tinley Park.

Bail for Sanchez and Del Valle is set at $250,000 and $150,000 respectively. Both list Uptown addresses in the 800 block of Wilson.

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