A driver facing felony charges, including attempted murder, in connection with an off-duty road rage shooting last weekend has been released on electronic monitoring. The judge believes it was an isolated incident and that monitoring is enough to ensure his return to court and the protection of the community.
Facing felony charges , including attempted murder , in connection with an off-duty road rage shooting last weekend released on electronic monitoring . Judge Susana Ortiz said that although she didn’t believe there was a legally justifiable reason for Omotayo Kassim to shoot a man with whom he was involved in a minor traffic accident, she said she believed it was “an isolated incident” and monitoring was enough to ensure his return to court and the protection of the community.
Ortiz said Kassim would also be required to surrender any firearms in his possession to police, could not drive and would be largely restricted to his home as the case continues. 35-year-old driver of a Jeep disobeyed stop signs at a four-way intersection near the 5200 block of North Clark Street, Cook County prosecutors said in court Wednesday. Feeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weekly Kassim’s SUV struck the Jeep, but its driver did not stop and instead drove off, prosecutors sai
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