On Saturday, someone called police saying they spotted the suspects cutting a converter out of a car near Route 53 and 83rd in Woodridge.
Police spotted their car headed north on Route 53 and tried to arrest them near Maple, but the driver took off.Judge Extends CASA's Services To Help DCFS Kids Because 'A Lot Of Children Suffer' After Being Held Longer Than Necessary
Eventually the thieves stopped near Odgen and took off running, but officers were able to make the arrests. Police found a catalytic converter, a reciprocating saw, and multiple saw blades in the car. Three people — 29-year-old Rashaad Pipes, 28-year-old Devonte Weekley, and 29-year-old Marquise Dye — are each charged with felony theft of essential motor vehicle parts. Charges are pending against a fourth suspect.
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