VILLA PARK, Ill. (WLS) — Four Chicago men have been charged after a police chase through the west suburbs ended in a crash on Interstate 290 early Thursday, officials said Friday.
Keonte Adams, 20; Dajuan Johnson, 24; Kyronte McCondichie, 20; and Daryl Nesbit, 19, have been charged with armed violence, unlawful possession of a weapon, burglary, possession of a stolen motor vehicle, criminal damage to property and aggravated fleeing and eluding.
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The alleged crime started on Thursday at about 4:32 a.m. when Addison police saw two “suspicious” vehicles near Lake Street.
Police conducting surveillance watched a group break into Maria’s Gaming Cafe in Addison, authorities said.
The burglary was the second at the business since May and came amid a string of commercial burglaries along the village’s Lake Street corridor.
Addison police said the vehicles involved were a Dodge Durango with no license plates and a BMW.
The people in the cars were believed to be involved in commercial burglaries.
Addison police tried to stop the suspects, but they fled in both cars.
Officers were able to deploy a device to pop the tires of the BMW. However, the suspects got into the Dodge and continued to flee, police said.
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Villa Park police then joined the pursuit near North Avenue and Route 83.
Another tire deflation device was deployed, and the suspects crashed near Interstate 290 and 25th Avenue, police said.
Seven suspects ran off after the crash.
Illinois State Police had to temporarily close the expressway as officers searched for the suspects.
Five people were taken into custody. Multiple weapons and proceeds were recovered.
Addison police said both cars were confirmed to have been stolen.
West suburban officials said the suspects stole over $13,000.
The men appeared in court Friday and were ordered held pending trial.
They’re next due in court Nov. 23.
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