Chicago fugitive on the run after removing electronic monitor, sheriff's office says

By Cody King
Published  December 27, 2024 2:48pm CST
FOX 32 Chicago
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The Brief

    • A Chicago man, Jermail Conley, 41, is on the run after allegedly removing his electronic monitoring device, according to the Cook County Sheriff’s Office.
    • Conley was placed on electronic monitoring Oct. 3 after a burglary charge and violated terms by damaging and removing his GPS tracker.
    • He was last located in the 9300 block of South Wallace Street in Chicago. Authorities urge the public to call 708-865-4700 with information and avoid engaging with him.

COOK COUNTY, Ill. - A Chicago man charged with burglary is on the run after allegedly removing his electronic monitoring device, the Cook County Sheriff’s Office said.

Jermail Conley, 41, was placed on electronic monitoring on Oct. 3 after being charged with burglary, the sheriff’s office said. 

Pictured is Jermail Conley, 41.

Authorities allege Conley violated the terms of his monitoring by damaging and removing his GPS tracking device. He has not yet been located.

Conley was last tracked to the 9300 block of South Wallace Street in Chicago. His last known address is in the 9100 block of South Harvard Avenue, also in Chicago.

Anyone who sees Conley is urged not to approach him but instead call the sheriff’s police at 708-865-4700.

The Source

  • The information in this article was provided by the Cook County Sheriff's Office.