A un hombre de La Villita le ordenaron fianza de $1 millon por el homicidio de Victor Ramirez ocurrido en agosto en la 26/Kedvale (on.fb.me/1pNLW79). Segun reportes, el sospechoso y otros acompañantes se bajaron de un carro para golpear a la victima y luego le pasaron el carro por encima. El vehiculo estaba registrado al nombre del sospechoso y hubieron testigos que lo identificaron a él. A man was ordered held on $1 million bond Tuesday after prosecutors said he was part of a group that beat a man to death in the Little Village neighborhood in August... Victor Ramirez was walking in the 4100 block of West 26th Street when a group in a passing vehicle yelled gang slogans on Aug. 31, said Assistant States Attorney Colleen Rogers. Alvarado Perez, 19, and his acquaintances then exited the vehicle and beat and kicked Ramirez, Rogers said. When Ramirez fell to the ground, the group allegedly stomped on his head. The group then got back into the vehicle and drove over the injured Ramirez, Rogers said. Ramirez, 23, of the 3000 block of West 41st Street, died a short time later at an area hospital, according to the Cook County medical examiners office. An autopsy determined Ramirez died of multiple injuries from an assault and the death was ruled a homicide. The attack was captured on video by nearby surveillance cameras and multiple witnesses identified Perez as the person who stomped on Ramirez head, Rogers said. The witnesses gave police a description of the vehicle, and officers searching the area found the vehicle parked just down the street from Perez home, Rogers said. The vehicle was registered to Perez, and blood recovered from the wheel and undercarriage matched that of Ramirez, Rogers said. Perez was charged with first-degree murder and Judge Laura Sullivan ordered him held on $1 million during a Tuesday hearing. No one else has been charged in connection with the attack.
Posted on: Wed, 08 Oct 2014 00:10:37 +0000
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