After serving only half of his 48-year prison sentence for the murder and sexual assault of 20-month-old Elgin toddler Quortney Kley 24 years ago, Cayce Williams, 47, was swiftly petitioned to move Crystal Lake and unknown to the Englewood community, placed at 6655 S. Perry.
The concerned residents of Englewood are outraged at the blatant disregard for our community's public safety.
Our message is clear! Not In Englewood!
For more information visit www.notinenglewood.com
Englewood residents have concerns regarding sex offenders being housed in the same building as women and children at 6655 S. Perry Chicago, IL 60621.
Amer Mostafa is the Owner of Link Remarketing LLC and President of the 6655 S. Perry Condominium Association. He owns 9 of the 12 units at 6655 S. Perry. New Beginnings Recovery Homes, Inc leases units from Link Remarketing LLC to house Mandatory Supervised Release (MSR) offenders released from the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC). According to the IDOC inmate search, there has been a revolving door of over 52 offenders registered at 6655 S. Perry.
As of March 11, 2021, Link Remarketing LLC nor 6655 S Perry Condominium Association hold a business license in the City of Chicago to operate a transitional housing facility for sex offenders.
Community leaders are flooding the neighborhood with flyers to alert residents and ask them to sign a petition to shut down the building due to the following concerns but not limited to:
-Safety concerns (proximity to Periwinkle Playlot Park and Parker Community Academy).
-Women and children reside in the building among 28 sex offenders.
-Building is troubled, not zoned to be used as transitional housing, and violates operational use by the city of Chicago.