UPDATE: Five Tremont Carjackers Indicted, All Five Now in Custody

Five men were indicted by a grand jury Monday for a rash of carjackings in Tremont, County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty announced at a 4 p.m. news conference. Four of the five men have been arrested, but one remains at large.

Kenneth Jackson, 18; Antowine Palmer, 22; Tervon'tae Taylor, 22; D'Wan Dillard, 18; and Calvin Rembert, 22; in various groupings, were responsible for five armed robberies in Tremont throughout July and August, including the pistol-whipping of a Barrio employee, the robbery of a Toyota Corolla a few days later, and the robbery of a Jeep Grand Cherokee earlier this month. 

McGinty said police suspect the robberies were gang-related and that "lucrative rewards" will be offered for information about Calvin Rembert, who remains at large, and for other information pertinent to the investigation.

UPDATE: 9/1, 11:45 a.m. — Calvin Rembert was arrested Monday night, via Cleveland.com
 
He said detectives from Cleveland Police, the County Sheriff's Department, the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority and the FBI worked collaboratively and with great focus to see that justice was served. 

"It's the most impressive series of [gang-related] arrests I've ever seen in my career," McGinty said, during a brief Q&A. 

Police will continue to investigate the crimes, but McGinty said the criminals weren't doing themselves any favors.

"These are not the Napoleons of criminals," he said. "They're not quite idiots, but they're pretty damn close. We look forward to putting these individuals away until they're old men."

One reporter asked how the Grand Jury managed to indict them so quickly. McGinty responded that because of the successful investigation, which included confessions and video evidence, the decision was easy. 

"This is a direct product of great police work," McGinty said, and added that he and the police working the case wouldn't be satisfied until the robberies had been solved "100 percent."