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FBI offers $10,000 reward for information on Chicago area carjacking suspects

By Alonzo Small,

2 days ago

CHICAGO — The FBI is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of two carjacking suspects.

Javon “JaJa” Stingley and Gary “Lil Bird” Luellen are wanted in connection with carjacking charges dating back to 2023.

Authorities say Stingely is wanted in connection with a carjacking in Dolton in February 2023. Stingley and others allegedly used a stolen vehicle to travel to Dolton and tried to steal a Dodge Challenger from someone. That same day, he and others are also accused of stealing a firearm from a separate victim at gunpoint.

The FBI says Luellen is wanted in connection with a violent carjacking at 126th and Halsted back in April of 2023. Luellen and his co-conspirators are accused of showing a gun and carjacking a 2022 Dodge Challenger.

The FBI said that both men are considered armed and dangerous.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3J5pte_0viR5UYJ00 — From L to R: Gary “Lil Bird” Luellen and Javon “JaJa” Stingley

Anyone with information should call (312) 421-6700.

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positive63

2h ago

wish the fbi got involved more or crook county was more like DuPage, McHenry, lake counties. tough on criminals

Ethel Williams

5h ago

FBI looking for them they will get them

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