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Man accused of nearly beating Chicago train passenger to death walks free with no prison time: report

close Video Trump threatens to cut Chicago transit funding after criminal allegedly set woman on fire 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts discuss suspect Lawrence Reed's criminal history prior to allegedly dousing a woman in gasoline and lighting her on fire on a train in Chicago. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A man accused of nearly beating another passenger to death aboard a Chicago train will not spend any time in prison, according to local reports.

Man accused of nearly beating Chicago train passenger to death walks free with no prison time: report

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Key Highlights

  • According to CWBChicago, citing court records, 45-year-old Jesus Ramirez will not serve any prison time after he allegedly beat up a passenger on a CTA Pink Line train on April 10, 2024. According to the outlet, he pleaded guilty to aggravated battery on Monday.
  • Ramirez was sentenced to two years but received credit for over a year spent on electronic monitoring.
  • His term was further halved under Illinois law, which applies to most charges.
  • A man accused of a brutal Chicago train attack that left a victim in a coma walks free without prison time after serving electronic monitoring sentence for the assault.
  • (Chicago Police Department) DHS BRASS BLASTS CHICAGO MAYOR FOR BLAMING ICE CHIEF AS CRIME RISES AFTER ‘SAFEST SUMMER’ CLAIM The Chicago Police Department, in April, asked for the public's assistance after the attack aboard the public train.
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  1. Man accused of nearly beating Chicago train passenger to death walks free with no prison time: report

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