Chicago – prosecutors accused a man of committing an armed robbery in the old city last month. The surviving was one of the many that took place in a short time, but Darian Taylor, 19, is only accused of participating in one of them. However, he is responsible for possessing items that are a second theft.
Starting around 6 p.m. on January 18, the police of Chicago began to receive a series about a series of robberies that occurred on the nearby west side and the West Loop.
At 6:35 pm, four masked men jumped from a dark Hyundai in the 1400 block of Noord -Ccleveland in the old town. They all pointed to weapons on a man and names his wallet and keys, officials said.
A few days later, detectives issued a community warning in which they said they believed that Cleveland’s theft was committed the last of six in 45 minutes by the same crew.
Earlier this month, a CPD report said, the police patrolled in the Ohio and Christiana area because cars that were used in armed robberies often used there. They saw 19-year-old Darian Taylor and others walk through a Gangway, corresponding to the descriptions of suspects of multiple robberies, according to the report.
The officers stopped the group and found a credit card under the foot of Taylor that belonged to a woman, according to the report. Another map of the same woman was found in a Kia Sportage that was left nearby.
In the end, prosecutors accused Taylor of armed robbery for last month’s holdup in the old town and crime theft of lost or failed property.
Judge Deidre Dyer agreed to keep in Taylor in prison as a security risk. She said he was already on trial for another case, which reduced her trust in his ability to follow the instructions of the court.
