Rockford police have arrested Ivory Holland, 29, and Kendrick Bell, 26, on multiple charges, including drug trafficking and conspiracy to commit burglary.
The arrests followed a tip-off that Holland, Bell, and James Mills, 36, were planning a home invasion in Chicago’s 4000 block of West Monroe.
On September 4, police spotted Holland and Bell at a Mobil gas station on East State Street, where they were fueling a gray Ford Fusion.
After a brief foot chase, the suspects were apprehended. A subsequent search of Holland’s residence on Garret Lane revealed a stash of illegal drugs, including fentanyl, cocaine, and MDMA pills, along with digital scales and other drug-making equipment.
Holland faces charges of delivering fentanyl, cocaine, and ecstasy, as well as conspiracy to commit robbery, residential burglary, and home invasion.
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Bell is charged with possession of a controlled substance and conspiracy to commit similar crimes. For more details on the arrests and charges, visit MyStateline. These arrests underscore ongoing efforts to tackle drug-related crime and burglary in the region.
