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Anthony Brown Teen Killer Charged With Murder

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Anthony Brown is a sixteen year old alleged teen killer from Chicago who would be charged with carjacking and murder after a judge just released him on a bond. According to court documents Anthony Brown was in front of a judge on weapons charges when the judge gave him a break and allowed him to bond out and wear an ankle bracelet. Soon after leaving the courtroom Anthony Brown would carjack a Lyft driver and soon after would get out of the vehicle and point blank murder 15 year old Michael Brown who was walking to school. Anthony Brown is back in custody yet again charged with first degree murder and vehicular hijacking. Needless to say I do not think the Judge is going to be so nice this time.

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A 16-year-boy was on electronic monitoring when he carjacked a rideshare driver at gunpoint, and then drove the car several miles before he pulled up to 15-year-old Michael Brown and shot and killed him in the Douglas community this week, prosecutors said.

Anthony Brown also carjacked a rideshare driver right before he shot and killed Brown, prosecutors alleged.

Anthony Brown has been charged as an adult with first-degree murder in Michael Brown’s death, and also with aggravated vehicular hijacking with a firearm. Police do not think the suspect and the victim are related.

The Cook County State’s Attorney’s office said at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday, a man was driving for Lyft in the 4000 block of West Gladys Avenue in West Garfield Park. The Lyft driver picked up Anthony Brown, who was on electronic monitoring for two different pending juvenile charges, prosecutors said.

A few blocks away at 205 S. Kildare Ave., Anthony Brown pulled a gun and held it to the Lyft driver’s head. He ordered the Lyft driver to get out of the car and to leave his two cellphones and wallet behind, prosecutors said.

Anthony Brown drove off in the Lyft car, and his every move was detected by his electronic monitoring device, prosecutors said.

GPS data from the device showed Anthony Brown arrived at 3352 S. Prairie Ave. in the carjacked Lyft car at 3:13 p.m. Two minutes later, Michael Brown was walking home from school northward on the same block, and Anthony Brown – who had been driving south – turned around to catch up to him, prosecutors said.

Anthony Brown got out of the car on the front passenger side. Walked up to Michael, took out a handgun, pointed it right at Michael’s head, and shot him, prosecutors said. Michael immediately fell to the ground, but Anthony still shot him nine more times, prosecutors said.

Michael was shot twice in head, once in the shoulder, and once in the chest, prosecutors said. The Chicago Military Academy at Bronzeville student was pronounced dead at the University of Chicago’s Comer Children’s Hospital.

The shooting was captured on video from a surveillance camera across the street.

By 3:43 p.m., police were already looking for the stolen sport-utility vehicle that Anthony Brown is accused of carjacking. Officers found the SUV on 63rd Street just west of State Street and pulled it over, prosecutors said.

Anthony Brown was in the passenger seat at that point, while another boy, 15, was driving, prosecutors said. A weapon was also on the passenger side, and his sweatshirt matched up to the sweatshirt that was seen in the earlier surveillance video, prosecutors said.

Suspect Brown also had gunshot residue on his hands, and the gun that was recovered matched up to shell casings at the scene where Michael was shot and killed, prosecutors said.

Officers were able to identify 26 different POD cameras using information from Brown’s electronic monitoring bracelet, placing Brown at each scene, prosecutors said.

The other boy with Brown has also been arrested and charged as a juvenile with possession of a stolen motor vehicle.

Anthony Brown was charged on June 10 of last year with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon. He was arrested at 2710 S. State St., and police recovered a .22-caliber Glock handgun.

He was placed on electronic monitoring on June 15, and the electronic monitor was taken off in favor of a curfew on June 21.

On Dec. 8, Anthony Brown was arrested in an armed carjacking at 214 W. 22nd Pl. in Chinatown. Officers chased him and recovered a loaded Glock handgun, and Brown was charged again as a juvenile with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon.

On Jan. 6, he was placed on electronic monitoring again, and he was still on it as of Tuesday when prosecutors said he carjacked the Lyft driver and shot and killed Michael Brown.

Police Supt. David Brown, who once called for changes in the electronic monitoring program, was asked again Thursday about the program – given it likely failed in this case.

Brown said he wants changes – and Mayor Lori Lightfoot has even asked for a moratorium on the program – but he declined to address the issue further than that on Thursday. No such changes or moratorium have happened

Anthony Brown Alabama Death Row

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Anthony Brown was sentenced to death by the State of Alabama for the murder of a woman during a robbery. According to court documents Anthony Brown would murder eighty three year old Virginia Keel during a robbery. Anthony Brown would strangle the woman using a ligature. Anthony Brown would be arrested, convicted and sentenced to death

Anthony Brown 2021 Information

Inmate: BROWN, ANTHONY EUGENE
AIS: 0000Z684
  
Institution: HOLMAN PRISON

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On June 19, 2000, Anthony Eugene Brown did cause the death of Virginia Keel, an eighty-three year old female, by strangling Mrs. Keel with a piece of cloth and by placing cloth as well as tape over her mouth and nostrils.   This offense occurred at 22 Trillium Circle, Apartment Number 1007, Dothan, AL., during the course of Anthony Brown unlawfully entering the residence of Virginia Keel.

“Dothan Police Department Records indicate that on June 19, 2000, at approximately 10:56 a.m., the Communications Center received a ‘911 Call’ from Marisa Bowden at the Holiday Inn South, 2195 Ross Clark Circle, Dothan Al. Ms. Bowden reported that a black male with a gun had approached Room 119 and threatened the occupants. Ms. Bowden described the person as black male, approximately 5′10″ weighing approximately 160 pounds, and wearing a T-shirt as well as tan pants.

“Corporal Scott Heath was dispatched to the Holiday Inn South and arrived at 11:07 a.m. Witnesses at the scene advised Corporal Heath that the suspect was last seen behind the Hardee’s Restaurant headed toward Fieldcrest Apartments.

“Officer Jason Youngblood arrived at Fieldcrest Apartments at approximately 11:10 a.m. and spoke to a maintenance worker at the building.   Mr. Tommy Bryan advised Officer Youngblood that he had seen a person matching the descriptions of the suspect walk into the breezeway of Building No. 22 at the Fieldcrest Apartment complex.   Building No. 22 consisted of Apartments 1001 through 1008.   Officer Youngblood requested that Barbara Rosen, the Apartment Manager, bring the keys to the eight doors in Building No. 22.   Corporal Heath and Officer Gill had arrived on the scene.   Corporal Heath observed the blinds move on the sliding glass doors in Apartment No. 1007.   The officers also observed that the television, which they had heard playing earlier in the apartment, had stopped playing.

“Officer Youngblood obtained the key to Apartment No. 1007 from Ms. Barbara Rosen.   The officers knocked on the door of Apt. No. 1007 and did not get anyone to answer the door.   The officers unlocked the door and found the chain lock to be latched.   The officers then identified themselves as officers of the Dothan Police Department.   After still not getting anyone to come to the door, Officer Youngblood forced the door open.

“Officer Youngblood and Corporal Heath then entered the apartment and observed a black male in the kitchen area of the apartment.   The black male stated to the officers, ‘You’ve got me, you’ve got me.   I did not do anything to her, she is just tied up in there.’   Officer Youngblood then secured the black male by handcuffing him.   The subject was identified as Anthony Eugene Brown and was placed in the back of Officer Gill’s patrol unit.

“Officer Youngblood then went to the bathroom area and found Virginia Keel, an elderly female, on the floor.   Mrs. Keel’s hands were wrapped approximately six times with an extension cord and tied with a knot.   Mrs. Keel’s hands were connected to her feet with one strand of cord and the cord was not long enough for Mrs. Keel to be able to stretch out her legs.   A portion of a T-shirt had been stuffed in Mrs. Keel’s mouth, and black duct tape had been wrapped around Mrs. Keel’s head approximately fifteen to twenty times.   The remaining portion of the T-shirt was tied around Mrs. Keel’s neck in a single knot.   The knot was tied so tight that Corporal Heath could not untie the knot and he had to cut the knot.

“Corporal Heath and Officer Youngblood immediately started CPR on Mrs. Keel and continued CPR until the paramedics arrived on the scene.   The paramedics started advanced life support on Mrs. Keel, and she was transported to the Southeast Alabama Medical Center.

“Upon arrival at the hospital, Dr. David Williams treated Mrs. Keel. He noted Mrs. Keel to be in status epilepticus, and he initiated anti-seizure therapy.   Mrs. Keel was unresponsive, and her prognosis was poor.   On June 29, 2000, Mrs. Virginia Keel died at the Southeast Alabama Medical Center Intensive Care Unit as a result of injuries that she had received on June 19, 200[0].

“On June 19, 2000, at approximately 3:00 p.m., Sgt. Michael Cirulli and Investigator Michael Etress interviewed Anthony Brown at the Dothan Police Department in Dothan, AL.

“Anthony Brown stated that he had no address and was sleeping in railroad cars.   He stated that he walked to the Holiday Inn Southside in Dothan, Alabama, and went to one of the motel rooms.   Brown stated that he knocked on the door, and a man came to the door.   The subject stated that he asked the man if he could talk with him, and the man told him no and to get out of his room.   Brown stated that he got mad and pulled a .38 caliber chrome-plated revolver out of his right pants pocket.   He stated that the man then started saying that he did not have any money.

“Anthony Brown stated that he then went behind the motel through a wooded area to an apartment complex.   The subject saw, through the sliding glass doors, a lady sitting in a chair inside her apartment.   The subject stated that he was going to rob the lady and went to knock on her door.   The subject stated that the lady came to her door and that he just walked into the apartment.   He stated that the lady tried to push him back out the door.   Brown stated that he pushed his way on in the apartment and closed the door behind him.

“Anthony Brown stated that he told the lady that he needed $500 real bad and that he was going to get himself some dope.   Brown stated that the lady told him that she did not have any money.   He stated that he then pulled the .38 caliber pistol out of his pocket and said, ‘[L]isten to me, don’t make me kill you, I need some money bad.’   Brown stated that he was pointing the pistol at the lady’s forehead at this time.

“Anthony Brown stated that the lady tried to run to the door twice, but he grabbed her.   Brown stated that he tied the lady up with an extension cord and laid her on the floor in a closet.   He stated that he tied her hands and feet together, behind her back.   Brown stated that she was moaning and asking him not to kill her.

“Anthony Brown stated that the lady was screaming and that he tied a shirt around her mouth in order to make her be quiet.   He stated that she kept on moaning and that he went into the kitchen where he found some tape.   Brown stated that he took the black electrical tape and wrapped it around her mouth.   He stated that he took the tape off her nose in order that she could breathe.   Brown stated that the lady told him that she was hot, and he then moved her from the closet to the bathroom where she could get some air.

“The subject stated that the police showed up at the apartments and started ringing the phone.   Anthony Brown stated that he heard the police knocking on the door.   Brown stated that the officers entered the apartment and went straight on into the back.   The subject stated that he pointed his gun at the officers, but they did not see him.   The subject stated that he was lying on the floor in the kitchen, and he then placed the gun in a garbage can.   Brown stated that the officers came back up to where he was and the officers placed handcuffs on him.   The subject stated that he told the officers that there was a lady tied up in the bathroom.”

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