A 17-year-old boy was sentenced Wednesday to the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice for burglarizing a BMW dealership and attempting to drive a vehicle into a police officer last year.
Department of Juvenile Justice for burglarizing a BMW dealership and attempting to drive a vehicle into a police officer last year.
After arriving at the dealership, the 17-year-old and Martin armed with a pry bar allegedly tried to enter the building on the east side but were unsuccessful. The officers blocked the driveway with their squad car and exited the car. As the Acura attempted to flee, the officers drew their weapons and ordered the offenders to stop and exit the car, prosecutors said.
The vehicle fled east on Ogden Avenue to northbound IL-83. The vehicle then allegedly crashed into a ditch near 22nd Street in Oak Brook, and all four occupants fled the scene.The juvenile was taken to the hospital for medical attention, where he remained until Jan. 10, 2022. Officers located three firearms inside the Acura including a Glock 23 40 caliber with an extended magazine, a Poly 80 gun with a round in the chamber and a Glock 17 9mm with a fully loaded 24-round magazine.
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