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Shomari Legghette
Shomari Legghette  has a criminal history stretching back more than two decades  court records show.  He  picked up new charges while out on bond  on parole and serving probation  making  him  the kind of repeat offender whom Bauer urged authorities to keep off the street.
 Legghette  was taken into custody. According to a source   he  was wearing a protective vest and was armed with a gun.
 Legghette  is expected to appear in court Thursday.
 His  first Cook County conviction came in 1997 when  he  pleaded guilty to drug possession and was sentenced to a year of probation. While serving that probation   he  was charged with armed robbery and was ultimately found guilty and sentenced in 1999 to 16 years in prison.
While on parole in 2007   he  was arrested for a slew of new offenses: unlawful use of a weapon and body armor by a felon  possession of a gun with a defaced serial number and a heroin charge.  He  pleaded guilty to the gun charge and was sentenced to three years in prison.
While out on bond in that case   he  was again arrested and charged with drug possession — a case that was ultimately dropped.
In 2011  he  was charged with resisting an officer and battery  records show.  He  was found guilty on one of the two battery counts and was sentenced to probation.
 His  most recent conviction was similar to  his  first:  He  pleaded guilty in 2015 to drug possession and was given two years in prison.  He  was discharged from parole in August 2016  according to an Illinois Department of Corrections spokeswoman.
 Johnson  noted Legghette’s extensive criminal history  calling the shooting “a devastating reminder” that repeat gun offenders are out on the streets.
“Police officers take a lot of knocks ”  he  said. “If  Paul ’s actions yesterday remind us of anything  they should remind us that police officers are the good guys  and  Paul  was one of the best of the good guys.”
[TGT]has a criminal history stretching back more than two decades  court records show.  [TGT]  picked up new charges while out on bond  on parole and serving probation  making  him  the kind of repeat offender whom Bauer urged authorities to keep off the street.
 [TGT]was taken into custody. According to a source   [TGT]  was wearing a protective vest and was armed with a gun.
 [TGT]is expected to appear in court Thursday.
 [TGT]  first Cook County conviction came in 1997 when  [TGT]  pleaded guilty to drug possession and was sentenced to a year of probation. While serving that probation   [TGT]  was charged with armed robbery and was ultimately found guilty and sentenced in 1999 to 16 years in prison.
While on parole in 2007   [TGT]  was arrested for a slew of new offenses: unlawful use of a weapon and body armor by a felon  possession of a gun with a defaced serial number and a heroin charge.  [TGT]  pleaded guilty to the gun charge and was sentenced to three years in prison.
While out on bond in that case   [TGT]  was again arrested and charged with drug possession — a case that was ultimately dropped.
In 2011  [TGT]  was charged with resisting an officer and battery  records show.  [TGT]  was found guilty on one of the two battery counts and was sentenced to probation.
 [TGT]  most recent conviction was similar to  [TGT]  first:  [TGT]  pleaded guilty in 2015 to drug possession and was given two years in prison.  [TGT]  was discharged from parole in August 2016  according to an Illinois Department of Corrections spokeswoman.
 Johnson  noted Legghette’s extensive criminal history  calling the shooting “a devastating reminder” that repeat gun offenders are out on the streets.
“Police officers take a lot of knocks ”  he  said. “If  Paul ’s actions yesterday remind us of anything  they should remind us that police officers are the good guys  and  Paul  was one of the best of the good guys.”