Per the IDOC (Illinois Department of Corrections)
K51210 - SHORTY, JAVAR
Parent Institution: Stateville Correctional Center
Inmate Status: RECEPTION
Location:
Discharge Reason:
VITALS
Date of Birth: 04-24-1973
Weight: 160 lbs.
Hair: Black
Sex: Male
Height: 5 ft. 09 in.
Race: Black
Eyes: Brown
MARKS, SCARS, & TATTOOS
TATTOO, ARM, RIGHT - N
TATTOO, ARM, LEFT - L
ADMISSION / RELEASE / DISCHARGE INFO
Custody Date: 11/17/2008
Projected Parole Date: 99/99/9999
Paroled Date: --
Tentative Discharge Date:
Discharge From Parole: 99/99/9999
SENTENCING INFORMATION
MITTIMUS: 06CR1631502
CLASS: 2
COUNT: 1
OFFENSE: FELON POSS/USE FIREARM PRIOR
CUSTODY DATE: 11/14/2008
SENTENCE: 10 YEARS 0 MONTHS 0 DAYS
COUNTY: COOK
SENTENCE DISCHARGED?: NO
Check the custody date and then check the date of the story CBS ran. More than two years AFTER the story was published and after he was ACTUALLY taken into custody yet the IDOC website states he was just recently brought in.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
West Side Trio?
Jun 25, 2006 1:41 pm US/Central
2 Men Charged, 1 Sought In Plot To Ambush Cops
West Side Trio Were Planning To Retaliate For Earlier Incident With Cops
CHICAGO (STNG) ― Three men who were angry with Chicago Police allegedly had planned to ambush officers in Garfield Park, but then panicked and fled when police approached.
Two of the men--both carrying handguns--were arrested as they ran from the park late Friday, Chicago Police said Saturday.
One of them, Javar Shorty, 33, was charged with conspiracy to commit murder after he allegedly told investigators he had been paid to assist in shooting an officer, said Harrison Area Sgt. Joe Petrenko. Shorty also was charged with carrying a weapon as a convicted felon.
"There was going to be some type of ambush,'' Petrenko said.
The second man, Richard Jackson, 28, was charged with carrying a weapon as a convicted felon -- an offense carrying a minimum six-year prison term.
Investigators are still searching for a third man who ran from the park at about 11:20 p.m. Friday, although they recovered a pistol they believe he dropped or threw away as he ran, Petrenko said.
The men allegedly planned to shoot a police officer in retaliation for a previous confrontation in the neighborhood involving officers. Petrenko declined to disclose details of that earlier incident.
An organized plot to attack police is unusual, Petrenko said, adding, "It doesn't happen every day. It just proves it's a dangerous job.''
(Source: Sun-Times News Group Wire © Chicago Sun-Times 2006. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
2 Men Charged, 1 Sought In Plot To Ambush Cops
West Side Trio Were Planning To Retaliate For Earlier Incident With Cops
CHICAGO (STNG) ― Three men who were angry with Chicago Police allegedly had planned to ambush officers in Garfield Park, but then panicked and fled when police approached.
Two of the men--both carrying handguns--were arrested as they ran from the park late Friday, Chicago Police said Saturday.
One of them, Javar Shorty, 33, was charged with conspiracy to commit murder after he allegedly told investigators he had been paid to assist in shooting an officer, said Harrison Area Sgt. Joe Petrenko. Shorty also was charged with carrying a weapon as a convicted felon.
"There was going to be some type of ambush,'' Petrenko said.
The second man, Richard Jackson, 28, was charged with carrying a weapon as a convicted felon -- an offense carrying a minimum six-year prison term.
Investigators are still searching for a third man who ran from the park at about 11:20 p.m. Friday, although they recovered a pistol they believe he dropped or threw away as he ran, Petrenko said.
The men allegedly planned to shoot a police officer in retaliation for a previous confrontation in the neighborhood involving officers. Petrenko declined to disclose details of that earlier incident.
An organized plot to attack police is unusual, Petrenko said, adding, "It doesn't happen every day. It just proves it's a dangerous job.''
(Source: Sun-Times News Group Wire © Chicago Sun-Times 2006. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.)
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