A Chicago suspect was once charged with homicide after allegedly breaking right into a 53-year-old girl’s house and killing her on Saturday, police say.
Chicago resident Marvin Wells, 59, was once charged with first-degree homicide, house invasion inflicting nice physically hurt, and armed theft. He was once additionally charged with ownership of a stolen automobile and ownership of a managed substance.
Chicago Police Division instructed Fox Information Virtual that Wells was once arrested within the 4400 block of West Fullerton Road on Saturday. In line with FOX 32 Chicago, the break-in incident happened earlier than 8 a.m. on Saturday.
The 53-year-old sufferer was once killed all over the break-in, however police didn’t reveal how the girl died.
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Chicago resident Marvin Wells, 59, was once charged with first-degree homicide, house invasion inflicting nice physically hurt, and armed theft, amongst different fees. (Chicago Police Division)
“[Wells] was once recognized because the culprit who, on September 2, 2023, forcibly entered a place of dwelling and fatally injured a 53-year-old feminine within the 4200 block of W. Adams St (eleventh District),” Chicago Police Division defined to Fox Information Virtual.
“The culprit was once additionally discovered to be in ownership of a stolen motor automobile,” police added.
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The murder happened within the 4200 block of W. Adams Side road in Chicago. (Google Maps)
Wells was once booked into prison and instantly charged.
No more information is to be had at the moment. Chicago Police Division is actively investigating the incident.
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