Chicago man is confronted with theft after he reportedly robbed a victim during a Facebook market meeting in a parking lot of the police station in Chicago and then entered the lobby of the station house with the stolen merchandise in his underwear.
Phillips Shockley, 24, agreed in one Audemars Piguet Watch For $ 3,000 of a man via a Facebook list, prosecutors say. Shockley met the 19-year-old seller in the parking lot of the police station of Austin (15th) District, 5701 West Madison, around noon on 6 February.
Meeting at a police station or another public place is a good idea for market participants, because it reduces the opportunities to be scammed. It usually works. But apparently, not 100% of the time.
When the victim presented the watch to Shockley for inspection while they were in the parking lot of the police station, Shockley took a fighting attitude, put his hand in his pants as if he had a weapon and the victim pushed twice, said public prosecutors in detention in detention -petition.
While Shockley ran away, the victim shouted at some agents in Chicago who, as you would expect, were not difficult to find.
“He just robbed me! He took my guard! “The man screamed against the officers, according to the report that they have submitted.
It turns out that Shockley did not go far: instead of running the stage or jumping into an escape car, he shot in the lobby of the police station, said public prosecutors. Even more officers were present to arrest him there.
According to the Shockley’s arrest report, an officer found 42 small bags of suspected crack cocaine in his pocket during a pat-down search. A sergeant discovered another bulge in his underwear during a more thorough search in the Lock -Upcel of the District, according to the reports.
After he was asked by the sergeant to remove the mysterious bulge from his underwear, Shockley reportedly put it in his drawers and got a white and golden Audemars Piguet watch from strewn with white stones.
Judge Deidre Dyer, with reference to the ‘opportunistic and random nature’ of the alleged crime, granted the detention of the state. She also noticed that Shockley was already on trial for a Will County Case when the robbery took place.
He is accused of theft and possession of a regulated substance.
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