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3 illegal aliens charged with attacking Police Officers after birthday party celebration
Three men, including two members of a Mexican musical group that had just finished performing — were charged with felonies after a late-night birthday celebration in an Hermosa neighborhood residential garage became violent.
A Mexican ranchera trio had been performing in a garage in the 4700 block of West McLean Avenue when police arrived at 2:40 a.m. May 12 to investigate a noise complaint.
As officers approached, one was allegedly punched in the face and tackled by two men, Lino Sarabia-Martinez, 24, and Antonio Villa, 43, both residents of the home.
they tried to unholster the officer’s handgun during a struggle, prosecutors said. When the officer fell to the ground, his baton was taken and used to hit him twice in the head, according. Another officer used a taser on one of the men.
A third man, Federico Villa-Martinez, 35, also listed as a resident of the home, allegedly threw a bottle at a police officer before punching him in the nose.

A police officer was taken to a nearby hospital and given three staples in his head to close a gash and treated for various abrasions, according to court records.
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Labels: Hermosa, Police Officer Attacked
Location: 4700 W McLean Ave, Chicago, IL 60639, USA

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Residential Parking

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Vehicles parked in a residential parking zone during applicable days/hours must display a City Vehicle Sticker with Annual Residential Zone Parking or an unexpired, one-day-use Daily Residential Parking Permit. The zone number on either the City Vehicle Sticker or the Daily Residential Parking Permit must match the permit number posted on the street signs.

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I have someone like that on my block but this guy harasses anyone that parks in front of his house WITH a residential parking permit. Next door neighbor, across the street neighbor, couple houses down across the street (me) neighbor ANYONE who parks in front of his house. He calls the police, vandalizes our cars, and screams obscenities at us. Everyone else around me seems to take it but the couple of times he did it to me I called the police on him. He's still ignorant and continues with his childish games but I guess he learned no to mess with me. I was about to press further charges because I have evidence of what he does to everyone but he stopped messing with me.

Some people just think they "own" the city of Chicago streets simply because they own one house.

Ignorant. Childish. And have nothing better to do.

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