Loop: No Bail For Man Accused Of Busting Stranger’s Jaw On State Street

March 5, 2018 10:38 PM CWBChicago Citywide

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An Uptown man’s jaw was broken in two places when a stranger approached him in the Loop and socked him in the face last Monday afternoon, according to prosecutors.

Marlon Miller attacked the 40-year-old victim outside of Block 37, 108 North State, around 2:10 p.m. A CWBChicago editor saw police pursue Miller and arrest him nearby.

The victim was treated at Northwestern Memorial Hospital for a swollen face, bleeding, and a fractured jaw.

Miller, 32, listed a West Loop shelter as his home. He has an extensive criminal history in Iowa but no previous arrests in Cook County. Judge David Navarro ordered him held without bail.

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