December 4, 2024—Chicago authorities have arrested 28-year-old Traivon Dorsey, charging him with a series of burglaries targeting bars and restaurants across the city. Dorsey, previously convicted for similar offenses, is accused of stealing over $85,000 worth of alcohol from three River North establishments.
Recent Charges
Dorsey faces multiple counts of burglary following incidents where he allegedly stole:
- Radio Room (400 North State): 21 bottles of champagne valued at $5,295 on December 14, 2021.
- Moe’s Cantina (155 West Kinzie): Liquor worth $28,000 on December 25, 2021.
- Fremont (15 West Illinois): Alcohol valued at $51,700 on January 5, 2022.
These charges come after Dorsey pleaded guilty in December 2023 to burglaries involving the theft of $85,000 worth of alcohol from the aforementioned venues. He received a four-year sentence but, with good behavior and time served, was released earlier this year.
Previous Convictions
Dorsey’s criminal history includes:
- 2016: Theft conviction.
- 2012-2013: Three residential burglary convictions.
As a juvenile, he was adjudicated delinquent for theft in 2011, burglary in 2010, and aggravated battery in 2008.
Community Impact
The recurrence of these crimes has raised concerns among local business owners and residents. Many are calling for stricter measures to prevent repeat offenses and ensure community safety.
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