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Streamwood teen gets jail, probation for doughnut shop robbery

A Streamwood teen who admitted to robbing a Hoffman Estates doughnut shop last February was ordered to serve six months in Cook County jail and pay $250 restitution in exchange for his guilty plea.

Julian Gonzalez, 18, was also sentenced Tuesday to two years probation and ordered to pay $709 in fines in exchange for pleading guilty to aggravated robbery, court records show. Gonzalez must serve his first year on intensive probation, which is typically accompanied by a curfew and may include other requirements such as community service and random drug testing.

During Gonzalez's bond hearing, prosecutors said he and another man entered the shop at 11:30 p.m. Feb. 4 and demanded money. The employee complied and the exchange was captured on videotape, prosecutors said.

Streamwood teen charged in doughnut shop robbery

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