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<\/a>Daniel Figueroa stopped at a hospital to deliver food but left his van running. Montoya Perry and a couple of accomplices jumped in and stole the vehicle. Figueroa tried to stop the vehicle theft but was ran over. He ended up dying. Perry, who was on pretrial release from another incident, took to social media. She explained what had to be done to get home and told the one missing the vehicle to come get it.<\/p>\n
From Breitbart:<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n The suspect in the case was identified as 33-year-old Montoya Perry, who has convictions that include forgery, gun possession, robbery, burglary, possession of a stolen car, and escape, CWB Chicago reported Wednesday.<\/p>\n ABC7 noted Perry was “out on pretrial release for another incident that happened two weeks ago.”<\/p>\n The incident happened around 2:00 a.m. when victim Daniel Figueroa left his minivan running outside Loretto Hospital as he went inside to make a delivery.<\/p>\n Perry and two others are accused of getting into the van; she got behind the wheel. When Figueroa saw what was happening, he dashed toward his car, according to security video.<\/p>\n The young man grabbed the passenger door handle but Perry allegedly sped away and Figueroa fell onto the ground, after which the vehicle’s rear tire ran over him.<\/p>\n As a result, he suffered a fatal head injury. Perry was arrested two weeks prior for driving on a suspended license, fleeing from police officers, and obstructing police.<\/p>\n Following a hearing for the case, Figueroa’s mother said, “I just don’t want this to happen to anybody else’s family. He’s 28 years old. I’m not gonna let his name go in vain and I love you Daniel, wherever you’re at. I just pray with the help of the justice system and everyone involved that Daniel gets justice.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Additional Reading:<\/b><\/p>\n Furr, A. (2026, February 27). Video: Woman accused of murdering Uber Eats driver with his van in Chicago is career criminal. Breitbart<\/em>. Link<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hecke, T. (2026, February 25). Woman accused of murdering Uber Eats driver during carjacking on Facebook: ‘If u missing a car, u can come get it! We don’t want it!!’ CWB Chicago<\/em>. Link<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"