Luis Angel Alamo, 25, co-owned Joyeria Angelo’s with his father in Chicago’s Little Village and lived with his family in Berwyn. On the evening of November 8, 2025, a man posing as a customer propped the shop door open with a cellphone, grabbed jewelry from a display case, and fled. Luis and his 63-year-old father, Faustino Alamo Dominguez, chased the suspect into the street where a struggle ensued.

Prosecutors say the robber drew a handgun and shot Luis, then exchanged fire with Faustino, who also had a weapon. A juvenile allegedly emerged from a waiting vehicle and shot Faustino. Both men were struck — Luis in the chest and leg, Faustino in the chest and forearm — and both were pronounced dead at Mount Sinai Hospital. The assailants fled south on Springfield Avenue in a white Maserati SUV; that vehicle was later found torched but yielded fingerprints and DNA.

In early 2026, authorities arrested 35-year-old Muhammad Thomas in St. Louis and charged him with first-degree murder and armed robbery in the deaths of Luis and Faustino. Prosecutors say surveillance video, smartphone data, and DNA link Thomas to the crime, and they allege Thomas’s juvenile nephew was the shooter of Faustino; charges involving the juvenile were still under investigation as of March 2026.

Did anyone in Little Village or Berwyn see the white Maserati or the two people in the surveillance images on the evening of November 8, 2025?