A Cook County judge ruled Thursday morning that 37-year-old Jerell Thomas will be held without bond due to “overwhelming evidence” that he fatally shot Oak Park detective Alan Reddins and attempted to shoot a sergeant in a crime captured on surveillance video. The deadly incident unfolded on the morning of Black Friday after police were called to the Chase Bank on Lake Street after Thomas allegedly brandished a gun inside the bank while behaving erratically, the bank told NBC Chicago. “The offender stood around for at least 15 minutes. He was approached by the manager who said he was behaving strangely,” Assistant Cook County State’s Attorney Eugene Wood said. “He is seen on vide
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