Joshua Noah, who was supposed to be on electronic monitoring for two separate felony cases, got arrested for firing a gun in the restaurant and held without bail.
Joshua Noah, awaiting his trial for the role in the 2019 Riverside home invasion, allegedly displayed handgun inside Chicago restaurant on March 12; he fired at least one shot into the air outside in the parking lot and threatened five employees.
According to CWB Chicago, Joshua was on electronic monitoring for two separate felony cases. He got charged with 27 felony counts in one case, including home invasion, kidnapping, and aggravated vehicular hijacking, armed robbery, along with residential burglary, aggravated unlawful restraint, aggravated battery. The second case contains charges relating to Class X armed violence, narcotics, and guns.
Is Joshua Noah Locked Up?
24-years old Joshua Noah allegedly walked into EL G-FE restaurant on the 4200 block of West 47th Street in Archer Heights on March 12, 2022, Friday at about 10:30 pm and fired a gun into the restaurant ceiling. Later, he got arrested by the police.
According to the reports, after firing a gun, he threatened five employees. The victims called 911 when he left in his car and gave detailed information about his car model and license plate number.
The Riverside police received a call of a traffic crash involving the same type of car with the same number plate and arrested Joshua from the accident place. Joshua tried to run away from the police, but he was unsuccessful.
Joshua Noah got charged with aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, reckless discharge of a firearm, as well as five misdemeanor counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
At March 13 hearing, a Cook Country judge, Kelly McCarthy, set Joshua’s bail at $200,000. However, he remains held without bail in connection with the 2019 Riverside home invasion.
Riverside Home Invasion and Kidnapping
Joshua Noah got arrested in August 2020 for home invasion and kidnapping after a 20-months investigation.
According to the report, Joshua and two other armed men broke into a Riverside family’s house, beat a man who owed them drug money, and dumped him in an alley on the 4300 block of West 47 Street in Chicago.
He got arrested by Riverside police at the Maybrook courthouse on August 5, 2020, after pleading guilty, and the hearing of the Riverside case is on March 23, 2022.