A 25-time convicted criminal was sentenced on Wednesday to 10 years in prison for committing a series of residential burglaries on the northwest side of Chicago, while from 1991 he conditionally conditional for 19 armed robberies.
Vincente Charriez Colon, 62, pleaded all three counts and received simultaneous six -year penalties for two counts, plus a successive four -year prison sentence for the third. Judge Michael Hood was the case.
Charriez was released in August 2022 after serving in prison for the robberies, many accusations of kidnapping and house invasion, according to the court reports. Before those convictions, he served two six -year penalties for residential burglary in 1985.
Prosecutors Said Charriez Returned to his Old Habits After He returned to the Streets by Burglarariaing a Woman’s Home in the 3600 Block of North Kedzie on July 26, 2023. Two Safes Were Stolen, containing business Licenseses, birifses, birifses in cashes, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, titles, tit. and a pistol, Accordance to a criminal complaint Filed Against Him.
Three months later he reportedly broke into the house of another woman in the 4100 block of North Kolmar and stole a laptop bag. On October 3, 2023, he reportedly slid into a woman’s house in the 2800 block of North Rutherford and took her bag.
As long as he behaves in prison, Carriez will only serve five of the 10 years convicted by Judge Hood, with the time that is further reduced by 582 days of credit while wearing a single monitor during the case.
Original report that you don’t see anywhere else, paid by our readers. Click here to support our work.
