Executive Summary
- Incident occurred at approximately 3:45 a.m. on the 4300 block of North Kimball Avenue.
- Suspect armed with a knife forced entry and stole over $100.
- Police are searching for a man described as having a limp and driving a blue SUV.
Chicago police have launched an investigation into an armed robbery that occurred early this morning at a convenience store in the city’s Irving Park neighborhood.
According to the Chicago Police Department, the incident took place at approximately 3:45 a.m. in the 4300 block of North Kimball Avenue, near Montrose. Authorities reported that an employee unlocked the door to admit a man, who then forcibly pushed his way inside the establishment.
Investigators stated that the suspect, armed with a knife, demanded cash from the register. The individual reportedly fled the scene with slightly more than $100. Police confirmed that no injuries were reported during the encounter.
Witness descriptions provided to law enforcement indicate the suspect walks with a noticeable limp. The individual was seen departing the area in a blue SUV.
Investigative Outlook
As of this report, no individuals are in custody, and the Chicago Police Department’s investigation remains active. Detectives are likely to review surveillance footage to corroborate witness accounts and identify the suspect vehicle. The distinct physical description of the suspect involving a limp may assist authorities in narrowing their search as they appeal to the public for information regarding the incident.
