No Bail For Man Charged In Death Of Chicago Baby After Rapper Killed
(Recasts with bond hearing)
By Fiona Ortiz
CHICAGO, Jul 13 (Reuters) – A 21-year-old Chicago male was systematic hold though bail on Monday on murder charges in a genocide of a 13-month-old child who was strike by a getaway automobile in a gang-related sharpened in that a internal rapper was killed, a state’s attorney’s bureau said.
Prosecutors pronounced Antoine Watkins, who is charged with murder, attempting to evade military and other crimes, fled a stage of a murder of Chicago rapper Capo on Saturday.
He was chased by police, mislaid control of his car, crashed into a post and afterwards strike a baby, authorities said.
Watkins is not charged in a murder of Capo, whose genuine name was Marvin Carr and who available for a Glo Gang tag run by swat star Chief Keef. Police described Capo as a squad member.
Watkins seemed before Judge Peggy Chiampas during a bond conference on Monday. Local media reported that a lady shouted “You killed my baby!” during a brief hearing.
Watkins ran red lights and was pushing some-more than 70 miles per hour on area streets when he strike Dillan Harris, a baby in a stroller, according to prosecutors. The medical investigator primarily gave a baby’s name as Dillon though after corrected a spelling.
The boy’s mom and her dual daughters, along with Harris in a stroller, were station during a train stop, streamer on a beach tour when a automobile veered toward them, a Chicago Sun-Times reported.
The mom told a journal she pushed her girls out of a approach though was not means to save her baby.
Chief Keef, whose authorised name is Keith Cozart, will perform a advantage unison on Friday in Los Angeles for Capo’s and Harris’ families, FilmOn Networks orator Owen Phillips said. Keef recently sealed to a two-album understanding with FilmOn. (Editing by Cynthia Osterman and Will Dunham)