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Erin Zilka Trial In I-55 Fatal Wreck Ready To Start At Courthouse - Vimarsana News

Erin Zilka Trial In I-55 Fatal Wreck Ready To Start At Courthouse

Erin Zilka Trial In I-55 Fatal Wreck Ready To Start At Courthouse - Joliet, IL - In 2020, Zilka's defense attorney, Jeff Tomczak, told Patch he intends to prove his client was not under the influence of alcohol or meds.

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Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow claims Joliet inspector general position unconstitutional – Shaw Local - Vimarsana News

Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow claims Joliet inspector general position unconstitutional – Shaw Local

Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow does not "intend to comply with any request to be interviewed by the [Joliet] Inspector General, which is based on a clearly unconstitutional ordinance," according to a petition filed Monday.

7-Day Suspension: Joliet Police Sgt. Slapped, Demeaned Eric Lurry - Vimarsana News

7-Day Suspension: Joliet Police Sgt. Slapped, Demeaned Eric Lurry

UpdatedWed, May 26, 2021 at 11:46 pm CT Reply As Eric Lurry was losing consciousness in the back of the squad car, Joliet Police Sgt. Doug May smacked the Black Joliet resident in the head and declared, "Wake up, bitch!" (Image via Joliet police ) JOLIET, IL —In one of Al Roechner's final decisions running the Joliet Police Department, the city's departing police chief in January notified Sgt. Doug May he was getting a seven-day suspension in connection with Eric Lurry's death from one year earlier. Joliet Patch learned of the seven work-day discipline issued against Sgt. May in connection...

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Illinois city launches investigation into police more than a year after death of black man - Vimarsana News

Illinois city launches investigation into police more than a year after death of black man

City of Joliet finally investigates its police department one year after death of black man, 37, who had his nose pinched shut by cops for nearly two minutes while baton was shoved in his mouth City of Joliet, Illinois, hired private attorney to conduct independent review of police department's handling of Eric Lurry's case Lurry, 37, married father-of-three, died following a drug-related arrest in January 2020 Dashcam video released in July showed Sgt Doug May pinching Lurry's nose shut for 1 minute, 38 seconds, slapping him and calling him a 'b****' Another officer was seen inserting a meta...

Joliet Officer Turned Off Squad Car's Audio As Eric Lurry Died - Vimarsana News

Joliet Officer Turned Off Squad Car's Audio As Eric Lurry Died

Joliet Officer Turned Off Squad Car's Audio As Eric Lurry Died - Joliet, IL - Joliet Police Chief Al Roechner chose not to discipline Officer Jose Tellez, but new chief Dawn Malec has suspended Tellez for his conduct.

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