CHICAGO — A convicted assassin is now accused of zip-tying, kidnapping, and carjacking a pair at gunpoint in Brighton Park final month. The feminine sufferer escaped by throwing herself out of the carjacked automobile whereas it was in movement, in accordance with officers.
Decide Antara Rivera detained 44-year-old Ronald Wembley as a public security risk after prosecutors advised her in regards to the allegations throughout a listening to on the Leighton Legal Courthouse. Wembley, of Calumet Park, obtained a 45-year jail sentence after being convicted of a 1998 homicide. He accomplished his parole in March 2022.
Prosecutors stated he and an confederate took a 35-year-old man’s automobile at gunpoint within the 2500 block of West forty fifth Place on August 18. They battered and robbed the person, took the 35-year-old girl’s purse, restrained each victims with zip ties, and compelled the couple into the hijacked car, in accordance with a detention petition.
The girl finally escaped by bailing out of the hijacked automobile whereas it was in movement, officers said. She suffered accidents to most of her proper aspect, her shoulder, and buttocks.
Investigators related Wembley to the crime as a result of his telephone knowledge and GPS allegedly put him on the scene on the time of the crime. Additionally they decided that video photographs of one of many carjackers resembled Wembley’s driver’s license picture, officers stated.
He’s charged with aggravated vehicular hijacking with a firearm.
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