Chicago men arrested after back-to-back armed robberies
(From left) Pictured is Rayshawn Warship, 19, and Justin Douglas, 21. (Chicago PD )
CHICAGO - Two Chicago men are behind bars after back-to-back armed robberies earlier this week, according to Chicago police.
Rayshawn Warship, 19, is charged with the following:
- Two felony counts – Robbery - Armed with Firearm
- Two felony counts – Aggravated UUW/Loaded-No FCCA-FOID
- Two misdemeanor counts – Resisting/Obstruct/Pc Off/Corr Emp/Frftr
- One misdemeanor count – Reckless Driving
- Two traffic citations
The second suspect, 21-year-old Justin Douglas, is charged with the following:
- Two felony counts – Robbery - Armed with Firearm
- Two felony counts – Aggravated UUW/Loaded-No FCCA-FOID
- Two misdemeanor counts – Resisting/Obstruct/Pc Off/Corr Emp/Frftr
Both Warship and Douglas were arrested at 8:31 a.m., Aug. 27, shortly after robbing a 41-year-old man at gunpoint in the 3300 block of W. Polk Street, according to police.
The pair is also accused of another armed robbery involving a 30-year-old man that happened in the 1100 block of N. Lawndale Avenue, a short time after the first incident.
Warship and Douglas are scheduled to return to court for detention hearings on Thursday, Aug. 29.