Judge Blakey also ordered Ryan Zelek to pay a total of $54,298 in restitution.
In 2018, Michael Kazecki left Joliet to reside at his mother's home in Oak Lawn, and he has remained free and living there ever since.
Carl Ellis grabbed the child's mother and forced her to the ground and then he struck her, which caused her to black out.
The female sustained a gunshot wound to the groin, while the male sustained a gunshot wound to the right arm.
Donald Shiner was unresponsive in the southbound lanes, his Trek bicycle badly damaged from an apparent traffic crash with a motor vehicle.
Che Jones, 35, made his first appearance at the Will County Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon. He was in Courtroom 202 of Judge DeWilkins.
Under the old cash bail system, one of Will County's Republican judges, Ben Braun, gave the first-degree murder defendant a lower bail.
A Bolingbrook resident, 19-year-old Alexander Forest refused to leave and began walking further into the store, Joliet police said.
The driver initially declined to identify himself and indicated that he did not require police assistance.
The construction materials taken during the two thefts are believed to have a combined estimated value of approximately $7,000.
He was also found to have active warrants from Morton Grove for DUI and Cook County for resisting a peace officer.
A passenger intervened after reportedly observing Guillermina Mowab raise her arm aggressively toward the driver, police said.
Juan Rodriguez Castaneda, 31, is listed as being homeless according to the Will County Jail logs. He just spent three days in the jail.
Robert Woycheese comes from the 1400 block of Colorado Avenue. He also spent time in the Will County jail in 2024 and 2018.
Joliet police said that no traffic citations were issued in connection with the IKEA strike incident, which occurred on private property.
A total of 12 grams of psilocybin mushrooms were recovered from the kitchen that tested positive, according to Will County's prosecutors.
Initial crews arrived on scene and found nothing showing from a 12-unit apartment building.
Hit-and run driver Mary Beth Mosqueda of Joliet has remained in Will County Jail nearly two years. She killed a Plainfield couple in 2024.
After being captured July 23 at Wilmington's Rustic Inn, 24-year-old Gabriel Alvarez remains in the Will County Jail under the SAFE-T-Act.
Employees were evacuated Tuesday evening from the funeral home.
The Joliet police investigation determined Pacey allegedly became involved in a disturbance with staff inside Charley's Cheesesteaks.
Police said a Jeep collided with the motorcycle early Tuesday.
Joliet police took the 19-year-old away in handcuffs.
Joliet police revealed that despite being directed multiple times by officers to leave, it is alleged that Catoire refused to comply.
Raul Martinez, 37, of Wilmington's South Main Street, lost his pretrial detention hearing before Will County Judge Don DeWilkins this week.
Leanna Carpenter became violent and launched into a tirade during an argument with the man, police alleged.
Will County Judge Donald DeWilkins has imposed the SAFE-T Act dangerousness standard to keep Joliet 48-year-old Kimberly Linsey jailed.
Mireya Vazquez was processed and released with a Notice to Appear in court. The Subaru was towed from the scene.
It's hard to keep track of how many times the Joliet police force and the Will County Sheriff's has arrested Michael Richter.
For the second straight month, the 18-year-old finds himself in Will County's Jail, but this time, prosecutors are keeping him there.
The Will County State's Attorney's Office of Jim Glasgow filed the first-degree murder charges on Wednesday for the Plainfield area crime.
After starting his criminal career and sexually assaulting a teenager in Will County in the 1990s, he moved to Florida, prosecutors said.
Richard Ruby, 44, of Joliet was kept in the Will County Jail last week following his arrest by the Will County Sheriff's Office.
There are two cases in recent years that resulted in first-degree murder charges for Joliet people accused of using their cars as weapons.
Joliet Patch wrote about Roberto Huizar, 53, in January when he didn't show up for court. Law enforcement is still trying to find him.
Surveillance video showed the suspect confronting the victim before striking him multiple times in the face without provocation.
Joliet police made the arrest of the 67-year-old over the weekend.
Officers determined that one of the occupants is a convicted felon and is prohibited from possessing firearms.
He also had two additional Will County warrants for failing to appear in court on previous criminal charges.
He was processed at the Joliet Police Department and released with a Notice to Appear in court.