It is said that when the child and his father came across an alleyway, they found Hall pointing a gun at them. Hall snatched the mobile phone from the boy and ran into an alleyway, prosecutors said. On December 4th, a boy and his father met Hall in the same parking lot to sell him a phone. Prosecutors charged him last month with three separate armed robberies that also occurred in December. He was indicted on three counts of armed robbery at that meeting. One of the adults gave Hall half the money for the phone and waited to receive the device, but Hall demanded all the cash and took out the gun, prosecutors said. The parties made arrangements through his Facebook, and Hall’s photo was said to have been the profile picture of the seller’s account. 16, three adults and their two children went to see Hall on the 2500 block of West 62nd Street to purchase Hall’s cell phone. Judge David Kelly held 19-year-old Paris Hall without bail at his bail hearing on Thursday. CHICAGO - A man from Dixmoor has been charged with robbing six people he allegedly met in Chicago after arranging phone sales through Facebook Marketplace around Christmas time.

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