Four men are charged with multiple felonies following the early Sunday beating of four employees at Barraco’s Pizza in Mount Greenwood.
Officers were called about 1:35 a.m. to the Barraco’s, at 3047 W. 111th St., for a report of a fight, according to Chicago police and court documents.
Four 20-year-old men are accused of punching four employees, ages 20, 28, 45 and 61. The 61-year-old man was punched several times in the head and was knocked to the floor. He was taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he was treated for a head injury, court documents said.
The four men were arrested shortly after the attack near the restaurant, authorities said. They were identified as Andrew Fedyk of LaGrange Park; Harry Kenny of Glen Ellyn; Frank Paris of River Forest; and John Powers IV of Oak Park.
Top row (left to right): Andrew Fedyk, 20, of LaGrange Park and Harry Kenny, 20, of Glen Ellyn. Bottom row (left to right): Frank Parris, 20, of River Forest and John Powers IV, 20, of Oak Park.
Chicago Police Department
They are charged with four counts of aggravated battery in a public place and one count each of aggravated battery causing great bodily harm and aggravated battery of a person 60 years or older.
Paris also faces a count of robbery for allegedly stealing a victim’s hat, and Powers faces an additional count of aggravated battery by strangulation.
All four defendants were ordered released from custody during a detention hearing Tuesday.
Their next court dates are July 1.