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Accused of Trying to Lure Child Walking to Chicago Grocery Store: Police

Investigation Underway

The Chicago Police Department (CPD) is currently investigating an incident in which a man allegedly attempted to lure a child who was walking to a grocery store in North Lawndale on Wednesday.

Details of the Incident

The incident occurred near Kedzie Avenue and Roosevelt Road, where a child was walking to the store. Authorities reported that a 2019 black Jeep Cherokee pulled up alongside the child and the driver asked them to exchange phone numbers. The child ignored the request and continued walking, and the man allegedly said he would wait for them outside the store.

Child Reports Incident to Mother

When the child arrived at the store, they called their mother, who drove to the parking lot and confronted the driver. The man then fled north on Kedzie Avenue.

Description of the Suspect

The suspect is described as a white Hispanic man in his 30s or 40s. He was wearing a black winter skull cap, a black winter coat, clear-framed glasses, and had a gray beard or goatee and a thin mustache.

Tips and Investigation

Anyone with information is asked to contact Area Four detectives at (312) 746-8251 or submit an anonymous tip online at CPDTIP.com using reference #JH480160.

Conclusion

The incident serves as a reminder to parents and caregivers to stay vigilant and educate children about stranger danger. The CPD is working diligently to identify and apprehend the suspect and bring them to justice.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What was the motive behind the man’s actions?
    The CPD has not released further information on the motive, but it is believed that the man’s intention was to lure the child for unknown purposes.
  • Are there any surveillance cameras in the area that captured footage of the incident?
    At this time, the CPD has not released any information on surveillance cameras or footage related to the incident.
  • Can the child be identified?
    The CPD has not released any information on the child’s identity, as the focus is on identifying and apprehending the suspect.
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