Investigators in Chicago are looking to identify a suspect who allegedly attacked a homeless man. In new video posted online at WorldStarHipHop website, you can see a younger suspect and a victim exchanging words before the victim was attacked. Police believe the incident occurred at the Chicago Avenue Red Line station in April.
If you have any information, please contact the Chicago Police: 312.744.4000
Broward County Sheriff's sketch
It’s been almost a week since Broward County Sheriff’s say an unknown man forced his way into an elderly woman’s home, beat her and stole her valuables. The 88-year-old victim told investigators she heard a knock at her Pompano Beach door around 10 p.m. on March 29 and she answered the a man in his 20s plowed through the entrance. The suspect allegedly ransacked her home and threatened to kill her.
Authorities say the man punched the elderly woman in the face, before taking her into the bedroom and demanded money. When he realized all she had was a few dollars in cash, investigators say he sifted through her jewelry box, and took her valuables.
Please help find this woman’s attacker.
If you have any information, please call BSO Robbery Det. Mark Copley:
(954) 321-4270 or call Crime stoppers anonymously: (954) 493-TIPS
Police sketch
Investigators say Morgan vanished on October 17, 2009 while attending a concert outside the John Paul Jones arena in Virginia. She was separated from friends around 8:30 p.m. when she walked out of the front entrance. Authorities say Morgan called her friends inside and told them she was finding a ride home, and that they shouldn’t wait for her. State police officials report Morgan was last seen by the ticket office on the University Hall side of the building. Morgan’s body was found on a farm in Albemarle County a little over three months after she vanished from the Metallica concert. Investigators told me her body could have been on the farm as many as 100 days.
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