Carjacking Suspect Struck Owner With Car Before Fleeing Southbound
8153 S Cottage Grove Ave
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Summary
- A suspect stole a gray 2016 Jeep Renegade in Chicago after striking the vehicle's owner with it. The incident, captured on nearby surveillance cameras, involved a Black male suspect who fled southbound in the stolen vehicle.
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The incident was reportedly captured by surveillance cameras of a nearby restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 8153 S Cottage Grove Ave.
The incident was reportedly captured by surveillance cameras of a nearby restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 8153 S Cottage Grove Ave.
The incident was reportedly captured by surveillance cameras of a nearby restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 8153 S Cottage Grove Ave.
The incident was reportedly captured by surveillance cameras of a nearby restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 8153 S Cottage Grove Ave.
The incident was reportedly captured by surveillance cameras of a nearby restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 8153 S Cottage Grove Ave.
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What is the real story? How was the owner car jacked in the first place? Was it at the gas station? Well show some footage from the camera. I think it’s important that businesses should have working cameras on the entire facility. And if the cameras are not working they should have to pay a fine!
typical chicago
What is the real story? How was the owner car jacked in the first place? Was it at the gas station? Well show some footage from the camera. I think it’s important that businesses should have working cameras on the entire facility. And if the cameras are not working they should have to pay a fine!
typical chicago
What is the real story? How was the owner car jacked in the first place? Was it at the gas station? Well show some footage from the camera. I think it’s important that businesses should have working cameras on the entire facility. And if the cameras are not working they should have to pay a fine!
typical chicago
What is the real story? How was the owner car jacked in the first place? Was it at the gas station? Well show some footage from the camera. I think it’s important that businesses should have working cameras on the entire facility. And if the cameras are not working they should have to pay a fine!
typical chicago
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What is the real story? How was the owner car jacked in the first place? Was it at the gas station? Well show some footage from the camera. I think it’s important that businesses should have working cameras on the entire facility. And if the cameras are not working they should have to pay a fine!
typical chicago