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A Chicago man accused of leading police on a foot chase through an Elmhurst neighborhood while unlawfully armed with a stolen gun was ordered held without bail Sunday by a DuPage County judge.
WHEATON, Ill. (AP) - Authorities say a suburban Chicago man has been charged with a hate crime for allegedly spray-painting swastikas on a church. The DuPage County state's attorney's office says 35-year-old Josef Stumpfoll of Wheeling is accused of painting seven swastikas on the windows of Pathway Community Church in Elmhurst last Friday. He has been charged with one felony count each of hate crime and institutional vandalism. Elmhurst police Chief Michael McLean says Stumpfoll is a former member of Pathway Community Church. The Daily Herald of Arlington Heights reports that Stumpf...
Josef Stumpfoll, 35, of Wheeling, Illinois, is accused of spray-painting seven swastikas on the windows of Pathway Community Church in Elmhurst, according to authorities.
Josef Stumpfoll, 35, is charged with felony hate crime and institutional vandalism. He would need to pay $10,000 to be released from jail ahead of trial.
An Illinois man has been charged with a hate crime and vandalism for allegedly spray-painting swastikas on a church, authorities said.