Transit worker allegedly killed by felon on electronic monitoring despite repeated probation violations

A murder suspect accused of stabbing and killing a transit worker outside a train station in a daytime attack allegedly had prior run-ins with the law.Chevazz Campbell, 37, is accused of stabbing and killing Julian Mobley, 41, a husband and father who worked for the Chicago Transit Authority as a janitor, according to FOX 32 Chicago.It happened at the Damen Green Line station just before 3 p.m.Thursday.Suspect Chevazz Campbell, 37, was charged with murder.
(Chicago Police Department)MAN FACING FEDERAL CHARGES AFTER ATLANTA TRAIN PASSENGER STABBED ABOUT 20 TIMES, FBI INVESTIGATINGCampbell allegedly stabbed Mobley in his neck after the two got into an argument when the suspect entered the station through the gate without paying.NEARLY 1 IN 12 DEFENDANTS ON ANKLE MONITORS IN CHICAGO HAVE GONE AWOL, AUTHORITIES SAYThis was after Campbell allegedly sprayed Mobley in the face twice with mace, prosecutors said, according to FOX 32.FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XA fatal stabbing of a Chicago Transit Authority worker happened on Thursday at the Damen Green Line station, police say.(FOX 32 Chicago)SIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST TRUE CRIME NEWSAuthorities said Campbell was on electronic monitoring and had at least four probation violations filed against him "over curfew violations" at the time of the horrific attack, FOX 32 reported.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE FOX TRUE CRIME HUBCrime scene tape was seen at the Damen Green Line station in Chicago after police say a suspect on an ankle monitor stabbed and killed a transit worker last week.
(FOX32 Chicago)GOT A TIP?Chicago Police confirmed to Fox News Digital that Campbell also allegedly robbed the victim and was arrested hours after the attack.CRIME IS FALLING, OFFICIALS SAY — VICTIMS CLAIM REPORTING ISN’T WORTH ITIn a statement, the Amalgamated Transit Union said in part: "ATU Local 308 Brother Julian Mobley, a CTA Janitor, was tragically killed while trying to stop an attack on a fellow member over a fare dispute.He die...