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Articles filed under Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas

Suburban lawmaker says there's a 'war on police.' Will his proposals help?

Nov 26, 2021 5:30 AM - The number of assaults against poice officers grew substantially last year, according to FBI data. To state Rep. Marty Moylan, it shows there's a "war on police officers" happening, and it's leading not only to more attacks on cops but also to more crime in the suburbs.
Bensenville plans 'Day of Support' to give thanks, and aid, to wounded police officer

By Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas
Nov 18, 2021 5:22 PM - Bensenville is stepping up to show support for Officer Steven Kotlewski, who suffered severe injuries when shot nine times while responding to a domestic disturbance two weeks ago.
'Like a Coen Brothers movie': Hit podcast puts Fox Lake, Gliniewicz back in national spotlight

Nov 12, 2021 5:20 AM - Six years after the death of hero-turned-villain cop Joe Gliniewicz captivated the suburbs, his story is mesmerizing the rest of the country through a new podcast with some familiar names involved.
Supply chain issues leave police facing long waits for new patrol vehicles

Nov 5, 2021 5:20 AM - The shortage of new vehicles and car parts isn't just making things tough for commuters who need a new ride. Police departments in the suburbs and across the country say they've faced monthslong delays on the delivery of new patrol vehicles.
What makes a police leader effective? Aurora University professor sets out to find the answer

Oct 29, 2021 5:20 AM - What makes a law enforcement leader great, especially in times of crisis, change and uncertainty about the role of police in America? Aurora University criminal justice professor Brendan Kooi might have some answers.
COVID-19 has taken a heavy toll on police, but suburban departments avoid vaccine mandates

Oct 15, 2021 5:30 AM - COVID-19 has killed more law enforcement officers the past two years than all other causes combined, but police unions and suburban police departments remain largely opposed to vaccine requirements.
Family of slain Elgin teen wants harsher charges. What would it take for that to happen?

By Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas
Oct 8, 2021 4:09 PM - The family of an Elgin teen stabbed to death last week during a fight in Schaumburg wants to challenge the Cook County state's attorney's decisions on charging the accused perpetrator.
Twist in 2002 Lake County murder case could mean new trial for man convicted of pulling trigger

Sep 24, 2021 5:30 AM - In 2003, a Lake County jury convicted Ronald Ruhl of killing a Lake Villa man at the request of a friend who wanted a romantic relationship with the victim's girlfriend. Now, Ruhl is seeking a new trial, and the key to him potentially getting it is a confession from the man authorities say told him to kill.
How do we stop mass shootings? It's a team effort, former FBI agent writes

By Charles Keeshan and Susan Sarkauskas
Sep 17, 2021 5:30 AM - Former Daily Herald reporter, and onetime head of the FBI's active shooter program, Katherine Schweit has unique insight into the causes and ways to prevent mass shootings. She's sharing it with her new book, "Stop the Killing: How to End the Mass Shooting Crisis."
DuPage deputy wins $7.5 million judgment for spinal injury suffered in training

Sep 10, 2021 5:30 AM - A federal jury has awarded a DuPage County sheriff's deputy $7.5 million in damages for injuries he suffered during a special-operations training exercise in 2014.

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