Chicago police seek public's help in identifying suspects linked to Red Line robberies, assaults

Cody King
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<div>Pictured are suspects accused in a string of robberies and aggravated batteries on CTA Red Line trains.</div> <strong>(Chicago PD)</strong>
Pictured are suspects accused in a string of robberies and aggravated batteries on CTA Red Line trains.
(Chicago PD)

CHICAGO - Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying five suspects accused in a string of robberies and aggravated battery incidents on the Chicago Transit Authority's Red Line.

The incidents happened between May 6-10.

Police said there are five suspects on the run – all females between 16–22 years of age.

In one of the incidents, the suspects approached a woman on the CTA train, got into a fight and stole her belongings, CPD said.

Anyone with more information on the suspects or the incidents is urged to contact the Bureau of Detectives - Mass Transit at 312-745-4447. Anonymous tips can also be submitted to CPDTIP.com.