A man from the Near North Side is accused of robbing a man in Chinatown after the victim stepped off of a casino shuttle bus this week. Three similar robberies targeting casino customers who took the shuttle occurred earlier the same day, according to a Chicago police report.
Seven-time convicted felon Samuel Victory has gone through a change. A lot of change, in fact. All of it stolen from apartment building laundry machines in Logan Square, if prosecutors and Chicago police are to be believed.
A man charged with robbing a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier also robbed a UPS delivery driver before police caught up with him last year, according to a newly filed criminal complaint.
Illinois lawmakers have been hard at work, developing legislative proposals that would, among other things, legalize “magic mushrooms,” give killers and rapists sentenced to life in prison the right to apply for parole, and allow registered child sex offenders to move 249 feet closer to grade schools.
they are. The four people Chicago police want to speak with about last weekend’s shooting of a tourist in Streeterville. Area Three detectives released CTA surveillance photos of the foursome on Thursday afternoon, asking anyone with information about them to call in or submit an anonymous tip.
Prosecutors have charged a Chicago man with shooting his girlfriend during an argument over weed. Anthony Jones, 21, was already on pretrial release for a machine gun possession case when he allegedly shot the 19-year-old woman on February 22.
Detectives have linked a series of armed robbery sprees across many West Town neighborhoods this week to the same crew that committed three sprees in the same area last month.
A man was found murdered in a West Side alley on Wednesday night, eight minutes after police officers in the area first heard the gunfire that killed him. Had Mayor Brandon Johnson not disconnected the neighborhood’s ShotSpotter network last September, the 31-year-old would likely have been found much sooner.
A carjacker who got caught mainly because he accidentally left his brother’s phone at the crime scene was handed a four-year prison sentence on Wednesday.
It doesn’t happen often, but Chicago police managed to arrest two drivers during a night of widespread street “takeovers” earlier this month. And, as usual, both of the accused men don’t live in Chicago.
A gutsy burglar made a West Side home “uninhabitable” by stealing the building’s copper plumbing while the residents were asleep last week, officials said.