Chicago – The Sheriff office says that a man is placed on electronic monitoring while waiting for a test for armed robbery and charges has cut off and disappeared his ankle bracelet. Dongliang Wang, 31, did not appear before the court on 13 June 2022 and has not been seen since then. Officials said he just walked out of his house and slid into the wind.
A SWAT team from Chicago saved the 49-year kidnapping of the victim of Wang’s bedroom in the 2000 block of West 35th Street on October 12, 2020, according to CPD Records.
During Wang’s Bail that heard two days later, a series of public prosecutors described a series of events prior to the kidnapping that made Judge Susana Ortiz speculated that ‘possibly some white washing here’.
According to public prosecutors, Wang gave a woman from Las Vegas $ 7,000 to switch to the Chinese currency, but the woman held the money and did not manage to follow the transfer.
In the weeks before the kidnapping, she soon offered it to victim $ 2,000 to take her from Vegas to Chicago so that she could raise more money, said prosecutors. The victim and his girlfriend made the journey and brought the woman here.
When they arrived, the woman sent the victim to raise the money she expected to receive from a man at the jewel-osco parking space at 3644 South Archer.
That is where Wang reportedly forced the victim in a car under shot. The victim said that two Spanish men were in the backseat of the car and that another Chinese man drove them all to the house of Wang.
Jours shouted the men to the victim and threatened him with a gun and taser. They forced him to call the Las Vegas woman to repay the $ 7,000 she has stolen plus “extra” money, said prosecutors.
At a certain point, Wang reportedly transferred $ 2,500 from the victim’s bank to his own account via Zelle.
The woman from Las Vegas called 911 to report the kidnapping. Cops followed the victim’s iPhone and sent a SWAT team to the location. Wang surrendered to the police and the SWAT team is said to have found the victim in a bedroom on the third floor and a loaded gun in a nearby cupboard.
Justice officers said that video from the Jewel-Osco and security video of Wang’s own security system confirmed the allegations.
Wang’s lawyer said during his first appearance that he was born in China and had worked as an Uber driver for about two years.
In a court document protected by CWBCHICAGO, the lawyer wrote that the $ 200,000 bail amount from Judge Ortiz was more than [he] Can afford it. “Nevertheless, judicial data shows that Wang has posted bail and went electronic monitoring on the same day.
He is accused of six counts of kidnapping for ransom, kidnapping while he is armed with a firearm, two counts of armed robbery and three rifle crimes.
The police of the Sheriff of Cook County are responsible for finding cheek. They can be contacted at 708-865-4700.
