Crime & Safety
Feds File New Charges In ATF Sting In Country Club Hills, Say One Of Original Defendants Was Misidentified
Amir Fagan and Darrion Rayford were indicted on June 30 on attempted robbery and firearms charges; the indictment was unsealed on Monday.

Updated on: August 13, 2026
Prosecutors have filed new charges over the attempted robbery of undercover federal agents in Country Club Hills in June, and acknowledged that they misidentified one of the three accused gunmen in the original charges.
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The original charges were dropped in June after newly released cell phone video appeared to contradict what federal agents claimed happened during an undercover gun trafficking sting on June 9.
Amir Fagan and Darrion Rayford were indicted on June 30 on attempted robbery and firearms charges, but the indictment was not unsealed until Monday. Dontrell Gordon was charged separately in a criminal complaint on Tuesday with attempted robbery and firearms charges.