Police: Five violently robbed teen for drug, alcohol money

Nathan Rodriguez

Nathan Rodriguez

(WHEATON) Five people lured a west suburban teenager out of his home so they could rob him to buy drugs and alcohol, police said after arresting the suspects.

Devonte Allmon, 18, of the 600 block of Michigan Avenue in Villa Park; Nathan Rodriguez, 18, of the 600 block of Swift Road in Addison; Kyle Deger, 21, of the 400 block of Phillips Avenue in Glen Ellyn; and two juveniles have been charged with robbery and aggravated battery, both felonies, according to the DuPage County sheriff’s office.

Devonte Allmon

Devonte Allmon

About midnight on Sept. 21, the teenager got a phone call from one of the suspects who said they were having car trouble near his home in unincorporated Wheaton. He asked the victim to bring some money and assist them, a statement from the sheriff’s office said.

The victim got dressed and went to assist the suspect, but ne of the other suspects walked up and asked if he was looking for the person who called, then three of the suspects started kicking and punching him.

They took his cell phone and wallet, then drove away, police said. The teen ran back to his home. Police say the suspects picked a victim they considered wealthy so they could buy drugs and alcohol.

Allmon, Rodriguez and Deger are scheduled to appear in bond court Thursday. The juveniles are being held in the Kane County Youth Home.

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