Chicago – Three convicted murderers worked with a fourth criminal to kidnap a few, Rob and Carjack in the garage of the victims, prosecutors say. The crew is said to have zippers zippers and drove them through the city until they both threw themselves from the moving vehicle to escape.
One of the men convicted of murder is Robert Brandt, who reportedly hid the gun that was used to Death Chicago Police Agent Michael Cerialle In 1998. We told you earlier this year about his arrest in the new case.
Another convicted murderer who is being charged in the case is 44-year-old Ronald Wembley. He received a prison sentence of 45 years for one Calumet Park Slaying In 1998. We introduced you to him after officers of Justice had sued him in September.
Now two more men are being charged in the business: Jodale Ford, also known as William Finney and Patrick Armand. Ford received a prison sentence of 58 years for a murder in 1995 Officials said he had participated As a high -ranking member of the Hobos Street Gang.
He was conditional for that case when the couple was the target on August 18, 2024. Officers of Justice said that the couple had just parked their 2020 Porsche Panamera in their garage in the 2500 block of the 45th place of West when vehicles stopped and blocked.
Men, some masked and two armed with weapons, came from the vehicles and entered the garage. They defeated and robbed the couple and then zippers their hands, according to the court applications. The crew forced the couple in a car and drove away with them.
Officers of Justice said earlier that the female victim escaped by saving the hijacked car while it was moving. She suffered injuries on most of her right side, shoulder and buttocks. In more recent paperwork, they said that both victims threw themselves out of the car.
Prosecutors said that video seems to show that Armand enters the victim’s garage. The GPS history of his phone placed him in the crime area when it took place and near the site where the Porsche was eventually burned, according to the allegations.
Armand, who was not convicted of murder, was convicted of home invasion in 1998 and is on federal conditional release for a matter of drugs, said civil servants. Judge Antara Rivera ordered him to hold pending trial for accusation of armed kidnapping and worsened kaacking of vehicles.
Researchers also used Ford’s telephone location history to link him to crime. Prosecutors said he had a “crowd” of calls and text messages with Brandt before, during and after the kidnapping. Allegedly video also places him near the scene.
Judge Rivanda Doss Beal held him on kidnapping and hijacking vehicles. The Illinois Department of Corrections took Ford back in custody on Thursday for violating conditional release in the 1995 murder case. He is locked up under the name William Finney.
