Chicago – a man who tries to rob a probationary period to rob a woman on the red line is now being accused of trying to rob a man in River North – while wearing an electronic security bracelet. Robert Snell, 35, has been held to wait for the trial by judge Anthony Calabrese.
The Chicago police responded at 24:45 am to the 400 block of North State on 24 February after a man from Michigan 911 called to report the theft attempt, officials said. The victim reported that a man approached him indicated that he had a weapon and demanded money, said Snell’s arrest report.
Armed with a description of the so -called thief, the police kept Snell in a nearby rose and then arrested him after the victim had confirmed that they had the right man. In the Snell arrest report, officers noted that he was wearing a single monitor on his left leg.
According to the court reports, Snell is on trial because he is trying to rob a woman in Loyola in December 2023.
In that case he would have confronted the victim and warned: ‘You have 10 seconds to give me your bag or otherwise. I know you have a lot of money. “He went on taking her bag and tried to pull him away, said a CPD report. The robbery failed when bystanders intervened and the police called.
He pleaded guilty on November 18 in exchange for a two -year probationary period of judge Sharon Kanter.
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