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

Chevazz Campbell, 37, is accused of fatally stabbing CTA janitor Julian Mobley, 41, outside the Damen Green Line station after an argument escalated. At the time of the attack, Campbell was reportedly on electronic monitoring and had multiple probation violations. Officials are highlighting the incident as evidence of flaws in the electronic monitoring system and are advocating for legislative reform.

• Chevazz Campbell, 37, is accused of stabbing and killing CTA janitor Julian Mobley, 41, outside the Damen Green Line station.
• The alleged altercation began when Campbell entered the station without paying, leading to an argument and the use of mace.
• Campbell was reportedly on electronic monitoring with at least four probation violations for curfew issues at the time of the attack.
• Authorities confirmed Campbell also allegedly robbed the victim and was arrested hours after the incident.
• The Amalgamated Transit Union stated Mobley died trying to stop an attack on a fellow member over a fare dispute, calling him a hero.
• Cook County State’s Attorney and ATU Local 308 President called for legislative solutions to address gaps in the electronic monitoring system and improve accountability.
• Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to CTA safety.
• Campbell faces charges including first-degree murder, armed robbery, and felon in possession of a weapon.