Chicago – Two brothers are accused of the armed sexual attacks of two women in 2016 after one of the men recently applied to become a Chicago police officer and was admitted to the crimes during a lie detector investigation. Unbelievable, the men are not the only people who are reportedly admitted to commit violent crimes during recent interviews with police application.
Stephone Arnold, 30, his 35-year-old brother, Sherrow Harris, and their now deceased cousin developed an arrangement in which Arnold occurred as a thief and the other two men “forced” to rape the women in Schot in September 2016, say officers of Justice.
Arnold recently applied for a Chicago police officer and, according to the prosecutors, has during the Polygraph exam process during the Polygraph exam process. Detectives identified the specific case based on details that Arnold unveiled during the Polygraph exam.
During a detention hearing for the brothers, prosecutors said that Harris and the cousin are two 18-year-old women accompanied Woodfield Mall so that the victims could look for Air Jordan 12 shoes. But they couldn’t find shoes in their sizes.
Harris and the cousin reportedly suggested that the women should go to Harris’s apartment because he knew someone with the shoes the women wanted.
When the group arrived in an apartment near the intersection of 72nd and Aberdeen, they came across Arnold, who showed a gun and announced a robbery, prosecutors claimed. During the ‘theft’, Arnold would order his brother and cousin to sexually abuse the women who were completely reluctant.
Both victims reported the crimes, but the investigation became cold and remained unsolved. But the case suddenly became red -hot after Arnold had interviewed last fall to become a CPD officer.
Prosecutors said that both victims identified Harris, Arnold and their cousin this month in photo -Arrays.
Judge Luciano Panici, Jr., with reference to the ‘corrupt nature of this case’, ordered Harris and Arnold to be imprisoned in anticipation of the trial. Both men are accused of two counts of armed kidnapping and four counts of aggravated criminal sexual attack while they are armed with a firearm.
Another confession?
Arnold is apparently not the only CPD-Hoop that recently admitted that he has committed violent crimes during their polygraaf prior to the service.
Second City Cop, a blog that covers the city police from the perspective of an agent, Recently reported That another applicant admitted that he had robbed a dollar general in 2017 near 67th and Western.
According to a part of a CPD report that was shared by the blog, the applicant revealed that he and two other men had the store to rob the store where the applicant’s friend worked.
The applicant would have told the Polygraph researcher that he was aiming a black mobile phone on his friend and pretended it was a gun, while demanding cash from the register while a complicit is looking out.
After writing details of the theft on the pre-Polygraaf interview form, the applicant stopped filling in and the Polygraaf researcher asked if he was harmful, the police report said.
However, the interviewee may be happiness, because the status of limitations for theft in Illinois is generally considered three years. Sexual attacks committed in 2016 have a ten -year status of limitations.
