By Shawn Henry 
A 19-year-old from East Chicago is facing charges in Lake County after cops say he swiped a key fob from a locker at the Hammond YMCA and bolted with someone else’s sleek 2016 Chevy Camaro.
The whole mess kicked off just after 9 p.m. on November 4, when a gym-goer dialed 911 after realizing his ride had vanished. According to the report, the guy’s key fob was lifted straight from his locker, and his black Camaro? Poof—gone from the lot.
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Before cops even rolled up to the Y, a sharp-eyed Hammond officer snagged a hit on the stolen car’s plates, pinged by those high-tech license readers. The Camaro was already speeding north, practically screaming for attention as it barreled toward East Chicago. Cue the radio chatter: “Be on the lookout.”
Back at the YMCA, surveillance video painted a clearer picture. Enter Marvell Gregory Ja Shaw Rocquemore, decked out in a gray hoodie and dark jeans, backpack slung over his shoulder, sauntering into the locker room like he owned the place. Minutes later? Out he strolls with some mystery accomplice, casually hopping into the Camaro—lights flashing, engine roaring—before peeling off into the night.
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Meanwhile, East Chicago cops weren’t sitting around. They spotted the Camaro parked at Tod Park, and—surprise—four dudes scattered like roaches when the squad cars rolled up. Three didn’t make it far.
Hammond officers later ID’d Rocquemore as the guy behind the wheel, thanks to that damning YMCA footage. East Chicago PD slapped cuffs on the whole crew for their own rap sheet first, but Lake County’s gonna get the final say when this mess hits the courtroom. Justice moves slow, but it’s coming.
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