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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow Wins Again

Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow has secured a fifth term in office.

In a year of victories, Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow just notched another one. Glasgow successfully defended his office againset upstart Republican challenger Dave Carlson, taking 136,469 of 239,975 election night votes. He will be sworn in a fifth term as Will County's top prosecutor. Glasgow captured 56.87 percent of the ballot to Carlson's 43.13 percent. Election results will not be official until Nov. 27, when canvassing of votes is completed and after absentee ballots postmarked by midnight, Nov. 5, and provisional and grace period ballots are counted on Nov. 20. Glasgow was jubilant after the last precincts results were counted. "I'm looking forward to putting bad guys away and creating innovative prevention programs," …

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Thursday, January 12, 2012

Montgomery Woman Gets Four Years for Embezzlement

Erica Salgado, of the 100 block of Hamlet Court in Montgomery, plead guilty to embezzling more than $100,000 from her employer, Rental Homes of Naperville. A judge sentenced her on Thursday to four years in prison.

A Montgomery woman has been sentenced to four years in prison for embezzling more than $100,000 from her Naperville employer, DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin announced Thursday. Erica Salgado, 24, of the 100 block of Hamlet Court in Montgomery, pleaded guilty on Nov. 8 to one count each of theft over $100,000 and identity theft, prosecutors said. Both charges are Class 1 felonies. The charges stemmed from Salgado’s time as an employee of Rental Homes Inc. in Naperville. While working as a receptionist there, between April 14, 2009 and May 23, 2010, Salgado wrote herself unauthorized checks, and forged the signature of Rental Homes’ owner, Sandra Walsh, prosecutors said. In total, Salgado cashed 80 checks totaling $102,690 over…

Monday, September 19, 2011

Drew Peterson Stays Put

Drew Peterson's legal team failed again to get the accused wife-killer out of jail.

Drew Peterson's lawyers have failed to get him out of jail more times than the serial marrier has wives. A fifth bid to get the accused wife-killer out of the Will County jail apparently fell on deaf ears at the Illinois Supreme Court late Monday. Peterson has been locked since May 2009 on charges he murdered his third wife, Kathleen Savio. Peterson has been in legal limbo since prosecutors appealed a ruling on hearsay evidence the day before his trial was to start in July 2010. Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow lost that appeal but then filed a motion for leave to appeal to the state Supreme Court in August. That petition remains pending. Peterson is being held on a $20 million bond. His attorneys contend he should be free while …

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Patti Myers

12:21 am on Sunday, January 22, 2012

The supreme court did NOT rule against him! They merely uphold the decision of the appellate court. This decision is only in regard to the hearsay testimony that Glasgow wants entered as evidence.   more ›

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Local Lawyer Throws Down Gauntlet at Glasgow, Challenges For State's Attorney's Office

Joliet lawyer Dave Carlson announced his intention to run against Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow in the 2012 election.

A former prosecutor now in private practice in Joliet announced his intention to take on Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow in the 2012 election. “I am running for the Office of State’s Attorney because the people of Will County deserve better," said challenger Dave Carlson in a statement he released Thursday. "The Office needs to be led from the top by a trial lawyer, not a career politician," Carlson said. "The State’s Attorney should be someone the public sees as leading the charge against crime, someone who is in the courthouse everyday, not somebody who appears only for press conferences." Carlson worked as an assistant state's attorney under Glasgow and Glasgow's predecessor, Jeff Tomczak. Tomczak, a Republican, defeated …

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4:37 pm on Wednesday, June 22, 2011

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