Three teenagers were charged following an armed robbery in Chicago’s Cragin neighborhood on Sunday evening. According to police reports, two 14-year-old boys and a 16-year-old boy were apprehended less than an hour after they allegedly held up a 47-year-old man at gunpoint.
The incident occurred around 7 p.m. on the 2900 block of North Mango Avenue. The suspects were arrested in different locations: one on the first block of North Western Avenue and the others on the 300 block of North Kedzie Avenue. When they were caught, they had a stolen vehicle from the 3600 block of North Avondale Avenue.
All three teenagers were charged with felony armed robbery. Additionally, the two 14-year-olds were charged with felony possession of a stolen vehicle, and the 16-year-old received a misdemeanor charge. They were scheduled to attend a juvenile detention hearing on Monday.
Also Read:
- Chicago Police Seek Identification of Youths Involved in CTA Senior Citizen Attack
- Chicago Teen Charged with Stealing E-Bike and Phone at Gunpoint
This case highlights the efficiency of the Chicago police in responding to and handling such incidents swiftly. The robbery in Cragin raises concerns about the involvement of young individuals in criminal activities. Community members are encouraged to remain alert and report any suspicious behavior to the authorities to help maintain safety and order in the neighborhood.
