A struggle ensued, and the men shot at the guards, Murphy said. Prosecutors said the guards were handling between $50,000-$80,000. Surveillance footage captured the Lincoln parked a short distance away from the Bank of America at 83rd Street and Princeton Avenue as an armored truck pulled into the parking lot just after 10 a.m., Murphy said.Īs Hearts and another security guard emptied and filled two ATMs with cash, Montgomery, Jennings, armed with guns, and a third shooter, armed with a rifle, approached and attempted to steal the containers, Murphy said. Harper and Holmes first stole a Lincoln Sedan from a neighbor raking leaves around 9:32 a.m., Murphy said.
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“I know this is a complicated fact pattern, but in looking at the facts as alleged by the state, it’s as if these two defendants tried to copy every armed robbery movie out there, right down to the double cross,” Assistant State’s Attorney James Murphy said. The two men also allegedly killed Naiqwon Harper, 21, and George Holmes, 27 - who police say were part of the group that ambushed the guards - in South Chicago about an hour later.Ĭook County Judge Charles Beach denied bail at a bond hearing Thursday, saying Jennings and Montgomery are facing life sentences for the violence, including the “execution of their co-offenders.”
Police and prosecutors say Jennings and Montgomery killed Lashonda Hearts and critically wounded another GardaWorld armored truck guard during a shootout outside a Chatham Bank of America Monday morning.
CHATHAM - Following a “brazen operation of multiple robberies,” two men were ordered held without bail Thursday after allegedly shooting two armored truck guards, one fatally, then killing their two accomplices in “a murderous spree” across the South Side earlier this week.ĭeandre Jennings, 20, and Antwon Montgomery, 19, have been charged with three counts of first-degree murder, one count of attempted murder, and one count of armed robbery.
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