A police helicopter tracked a stolen car to New Lenox where the driver was arrested after ditched the car and made a run for it, police said.
The driver, 25-year-old Terrence Reed of Glendale Heights, was arrested on probable cause of possession of a stolen vehicle, possession of stolen property and resisting arrest, according to a statement released Wednesday by the Illinois State Police.
Will County court records show prosecutors only filed a charge of driving on a revoked license against Reed Wednesday.
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Reed was booked into the Will County jail. Court records show he was to be held without bond.
The state police said troopers were informed that a Chicago Police Department helicopter was tracking a stolen vehicle about 5:45 p.m. Monday.
The vehicle had been involved in a police chase and a series of ATM robberies in the south suburbs, police said.
Reed abandoned the vehicle at a residence in New Lenox and was captured by troopers and Will County Sheriff’s deputies after a “brief foot pursuit,” according to police.