3 people charged with attempted murder in Streamwood

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From left, Edwin Rea, Javier Lopez and Valerie Munoz. | Streamwood police

Three people were charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting and attacking a 20-year-old man in northwest suburban Streamwood.

Officers responded about 8:45 p.m. Monday to a report of a male screaming for help in the area of Challenger Park in the first block of Gant Circle in Streamwood, according to a statement from Streamwood police. They found the 20-year-old man bleeding from his head and face.

The man was taken to Saint Alexius Medical Center for treatment, police said. Doctors determined he had been shot and suffered blunt force trauma to the head.

On Saturday, Hanover Park residents Edwin Rea, 22; Javier Lopez, 23; and Valerie Munoz, 22; were all charged in connection with the attack, police said. They each face charges of attempted first-degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm and armed robbery.

During court appearances Saturday, bond was set at $450,000 for Rea and Lopez and $400,000 for Munoz, according to Cook County sheriff’s records. They were all scheduled to next appear in court Sept. 29 in Rolling Meadows.

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