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2 charged in South Loop ATM burglaries

The burglaries occurred overnight Wednesday in the 1100, 1600 and 2200 blocks of South Michigan Avenue, police said.

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Two men are charged in connection with several burglaries from March 10, 2021, in the South Loop.

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Two men face charges in connection with a series of ATM burglaries in the South Loop.

Tyshawn Jones, 22, and Kenneth Maxey, 25, each face three felony counts of burglary, Chicago police said Friday.

The burglaries occurred overnight Wednesday in the 1100, 1600 and 2200 blocks of South Michigan Avenue, police said.

Jones and Maxey were allegedly identified as suspects and arrested later that day after a short foot pursuit in Lawndale, police said.

They were expected to appear in bond court Friday.

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