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   After waiting for an hour, he decided that his ride wasn’t coming so he   
   looked for a place to stay for the night. He found the house on Kolin and   
   climbed through an open window, reports said.   
      
   Police said that Green claimed ownership of the items found on his person, and   
   that he was just trying to sleep.   
      
   Green also allegedly denied being with the man found sleeping in van, and   
   being inside the van itself. He did not wish to provide a written statement,   
   reports said.   
      
   In a voluntary written statement, Green's associate told police that Green   
   came by his mobile home in Gary around 9 p.m. Green asked him if he wanted to   
   accompany him to the store to buy cigarettes, police said.   
      
   After buying cigarettes, both men got back into the van and Green began   
   driving on the expressway, the friend alleged. He asked Green where they were   
   going, and Green replied to a friend’s house, police said.   
      
   The man said he fell asleep and didn’t wake up again until Green was parking   
   the van in Oak Lawn. Green told him he’d be right back.   
      
   He went back to sleep until police arrived. The man said he had no idea what   
   Green was up to, and was only going along for the ride, police said.   
      
   The Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office approved a felony charge for   
   residential burglary. Green is currently being held at Cook County Jail on   
   $200,000 bail. His next court date is Jan. 22 in Bridgeview.   
      
   The other man was released without being charged for lack of evidence, police   
   said.   
      
   Green was arrested on a burglary charge last July in Gary. The Post-Tribune   
   reported  that Green and another man allegedly stole a furnace from a church   
   and then tried selling it to another church member.   
      
   Records also show that Green was sentenced to seven years in prison in 1992,   
   after he was convicting of aggravated criminal sexual assault against a child   
   under 10 in Cook County. According to the Indiana Sex Offender Registry, the   
   motive for the assault    
   was sexual.   
      
   He was given a sentence of seven years in an Illinois prison in 1992, and was   
   released in 1996.   
      
   https://patch.com/illinois/oaklawn/indiana-fugitive-found-hiding   
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