What Happened To Robert Crimo? Suspect Of Highland Park Shooting Charges And Mugshots
A Fourth of July parade in Highland Park was the scene of another gun massacre in the US, which left six people dead and several others hurt.
Since a tragedy, a warrant has been made publicly available for Robert “Bobby” Crimo III. The North Shore resident is believed to be driving a silver 2010 Honda Fit with the Illinois license plate #DM80653. The police are aware of him and consider him dangerous and armed.
Small and with long black hair, Crimo III was dressed in a white or blue T-shirt. He has four tally marks on his right cheek with a line between them, a cursive script above his left brow, red roses, and green leaves on his neck.
What Happened To Robert Crimo?
Officers on duty noticed Robert Crimo III, only 22 years old, driving a grey Honda Fit hatchback model but did not conduct the required traffic stop. Instead, they promptly reacted by hurrying to block his escape routes.
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According to an investigation by WGN News, online personas associated with him raise many concerns about whether they are evil. In addition, Crimo III’s father attempted to unseat Highland Park mayor Nancy Rotering in 2019 but failed.
Additionally, WGN News claimed that Crimo III lives with his father and grandfather in the same nice home in Highwood. The FBI showed up at the house for about an hour. Since then, the area has been cleaned.
Where Is The Suspect Now?
During a brief press conference held on Monday night, officials said that Robert Crimo III, the accused in a mass shooting at a celebration that left six people dead and more than two dozen more hospitalized, had been apprehended close to Lake Forest, Illinois.
Speaking to CNN, witnesses at the site described a peaceful march suddenly interrupted by a ring of gunshots and the accompanying panic.
According to the investigators, a North Chicago cop tried to conduct a traffic stop after spotting Crimo. Before being apprehended, Crimo led police on a brief chase.
He was brought into arrest without incident and will be delivered to the Highland Park police station, the scene of the fatal shooting that happened yesterday on Monday.
Learn About The Charges & Mugshots
At about 10:10 a.m., gunfire near Central Avenue and 2nd Street halted the downtown march on Monday.
As per Lake County Major Crime Task Force spokesperson Christopher Covelli during a press interview, the shooter appears to have fired on parade attendees from a rooftop using a powerful rifle later discovered at the scene.
BREAKING: A suspect has been identified in the Highland Park, Illinois shooting.
His name is Robert “Bobby” E. Crimo III. Here are a few picture. Let’s catch this bastard. pic.twitter.com/jloky3GCGL
— Stanley Higgins (@StanHigs) July 4, 2022
According to the Lake County Coroner, five individuals were pronounced dead at the site, and a sixth person, whose age was not given, died at the hospital. According to the fire department, at least one youngster was transported in a critical state.
At a news conference in the late afternoon, NorthShore Hospital said that 26 people, comprising four to five youngsters, had been admitted and that 25 of them had suffered gunshot wounds. Nineteen individuals, who were treated and then released, had ages ranging from eight to 85.
