🚔 NINE BUSINESSES?! CHICAGO POLICE SEARCH FOR CREW AFTER RAPID-FIRE BURGLARY SPREE

CHICAGO — Somebody apparently decided one burglary wasn't enough.

Or two.

Or five.

Chicago police are searching for four people accused of breaking into at least nine businesses during a fast-moving overnight burglary spree across the city's North and West sides.

According to police, the crew traveled in a gray Honda Pilot, moving through neighborhoods including Lincoln Park, Avondale, Logan Square, West Town, Belmont Gardens and Humboldt Park.

🚨 BUSINESS AFTER BUSINESS AFTER BUSINESS...

Police say the burglars targeted cash registers, money inside gaming machines and merchandise.

They also allegedly tried to get into ATMs.

Tried.

Police say they weren't able to remove or open them.

Now y'all done broke into nine businesses and the ATM STILL told you:

DECLINED. 😩

⏰ THEY WERE MOVING FAST

The reported incidents included businesses on North Ashland, West Diversey, West Fullerton, North Western, West North Avenue, West Chicago Avenue and North Clark Street.

Several happened just minutes apart.

One burglary was reported around 3:13 a.m. on North Ashland. Another came at 3:28 a.m. on Diversey. By 4:24 a.m., another business had been hit on North Western Avenue.

That's not casually wandering around looking for unlocked doors.

Police believe the same four-person crew was moving rapidly from location to location.

👀 POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR FOUR PEOPLE

Investigators have released only limited descriptions.

CWB Chicago reports police described three members of the group as approximately 20 to 30 years old, 5-foot-10 to 6-foot-1 and 170 to 190 pounds, wearing black ski masks, black pants and black hoodies. Police did not provide a description of the fourth person.

No arrests had been announced in the initial reports.

Anyone with information can contact Area Five detectives at 312-746-7394 or Area Three detectives at 312-744-8263.

Anonymous tips can also be submitted through CPD's tip system using reference number 26-CWP-026.

🤦🏾‍♀️ KNUCKLEHEAD NEWS

Nine businesses.

Multiple neighborhoods.

One gray Honda Pilot.

And apparently an ATM that refused to participate in the foolishness.

Chicago business owners shouldn't have to wake up to busted doors, damaged equipment and missing merchandise because somebody decided to turn the city into their personal overnight shopping spree.

If police are right that the same crew is responsible for all nine burglaries, somebody was BUSY.

Not employed.

But definitely busy. 😭

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