Cops ID Suspect in Dick's Sporting Goods Robbery

ORLAND PARK, IL - A 21-year-old Chicago man is accused of pointing a gun at an employee and two others have been arrested in connection with the armed robbery that occurred at the Dick's Sporting Goods in Orland Park on Sunday. Orland Park police have identified the suspect in the armed robbery as Stephaun L. Dennis, who remains at-large and wanted on a warrant in connection with the incident.

Detectives did arrest two others accused of assisting Dennis in the crime, which allegedly included the suspects stealing some merchandise from the store after pulling the gun on a female employee. The detectives traveled to Lansing on Monday, when they arrested Krystal Williams and Christopher Duckery - both of Lansing. Duckery was charged with retail theft and Williams charged with attempted retail theft.

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According to previous reports, two suspects were walking toward the exit of the store at 5:35 p.m. with arms full of clothing that had not been paid for. When they were approached by a female employee who offered to take the items to the register for them, the gun was pointed toward the employee as the suspects fled the scene with some of the stolen merchandise.

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Police said Williams was the person inside Dick's when Dennis committed the armed robbery and Duckery was the driver of the Maroon Pontiac that fled the scene. The car was found at the Lansing location in which the two were arrested on Monday.

Anyone who knows where Dennis is should contact Orland Park police at 708-349-4111.

Photo: Stephaun L. Dennis / courtesy of the Orland Park Police Department