Indictments in Meth Bust, Dad's Threatening Messages to Daughter's Coach: Court Watch
Patch recaps happenings in major court cases, including indictments in the largest DuPage County meth bust to date and a case of a father's death threat to his daughter's volleyball coach.
Lisle: A grand jury has indicted a Lisle man on telephone harassment and aggravated battery charges stemming from an October incident involving a high school volleyball game. John Kasik is accused of leaving threatening messages for his daughter's volleyball coach at Lisle High School, and later bumping the school's athletic director during a meeting. Kasik is free on $300,000 bail with a scheduled court appearance - at which he will likely be arraigned - on Nov. 19. Related: Naperville: The former Naperville Library Board president charged earlier this year with stealing nearly $26,000 from an area homeowners association recently pleaded guilty to a felony theft charge. Jerome Feldott was arrested in April after an investigation into …
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Timothy Rodgers
11:44 pm on Sunday, October 28, 2012
Is "suspicious indicators" a legal reason to pull a citizen over and detain them? Yes there scumbags, but it does not cite legal reasons for being pulled over. I guess your bound to catch someone when you assume "everyone" is suspicious. I want to see them in jail as much as 99% of the readers here but the city of Napervilles police force "hunches" are a disgrace. If you are between the ages of … more ›