JOLIET -- A man admitted in court Tuesday to secretly videotaping a woman last year as she undressed inside a tanning salon booth.
Now Manuel A. Lara, 30, of Aurora, is eligible for a sentence ranging from 30 months of probation to three years in prison.
The incident happened around 8 p.m. Sept. 27 at L.A. Tan, 753 E. Boughton Road, Bolingbrook, Will County Assistant State's Attorney Steve Platek said Tuesday.
A woman inside booth No. 8 at the salon had undressed and was applying suntan lotion when she noticed a black video camera near the floor, according to court documents. The camera was under the divider between her booth and the neighboring booth, and she could also see the hand holding it.
The woman screamed, and Lara ran out of the booth and away from L.A. Tan, according to court documents. After he was arrested, Bolingbrook police checked the camera and discovered that the victim had been videotaped as she was taking off her clothes.
"The victim did not know the defendant," Platek told the judge.http://www.heraldnews.com/
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Follow-Up---SUSPECT ARRESTED IN FATAL SHOOTING (Shooting occured when the victim & his sister came home and took intruder's by surprise)
Police arrested a suspect Wednesday in the fatal shooting of Eric Forrester, a senior swim team standout at Southwest High School who was shot in the head Monday.
Bruce Terrell Rogers The Fort Worth police fugitive unit arrested Bruce Terrell Rogers, 24, after issuing an arrest warrant for capital murder earlier Wednesday. Bail was set at $1 million. Rogers previously had been released from jail on a theft charge.
A second suspect in the slaying has not been found.
Forrester had gone to his home in the 6400 block of Poco Court in southwest Fort Worth to eat lunch with his 21-year-old sister when the shooting occurred at 1:22 p.m. Monday.
Police have said the pair apparently encountered two male intruders when they entered the home’s back door. The sister fled and heard gunfire. After the intruders left, she went inside and found her brother in the kitchen with a gunshot wound to the head.
Before the theft charge, Rogers served a five-year prison sentence on two counts of injury to a child, according to court records.
He pleaded guilty to lacing a bottle of orange juice with insecticide. He had intended for his parents to drink the orange juice because they had disciplined him.
However, Rogers’ 14-year-old brother and his 8-year-old nephew drank the juice. They got sick and had to be taken to a hospital.
Prosecutors initially offered Rogers a 15-year sentence but eventually reached a five-year plea deal with him.
At the time, Rogers’ attorney, Andrew Platt, said his client was remorseful and “genuinely grateful” to the prosecutor for agreeing to offering the five-year term.--http://www.dallasnews.com/
Bruce Terrell Rogers The Fort Worth police fugitive unit arrested Bruce Terrell Rogers, 24, after issuing an arrest warrant for capital murder earlier Wednesday. Bail was set at $1 million. Rogers previously had been released from jail on a theft charge.
A second suspect in the slaying has not been found.
Forrester had gone to his home in the 6400 block of Poco Court in southwest Fort Worth to eat lunch with his 21-year-old sister when the shooting occurred at 1:22 p.m. Monday.
Police have said the pair apparently encountered two male intruders when they entered the home’s back door. The sister fled and heard gunfire. After the intruders left, she went inside and found her brother in the kitchen with a gunshot wound to the head.
Before the theft charge, Rogers served a five-year prison sentence on two counts of injury to a child, according to court records.
He pleaded guilty to lacing a bottle of orange juice with insecticide. He had intended for his parents to drink the orange juice because they had disciplined him.
However, Rogers’ 14-year-old brother and his 8-year-old nephew drank the juice. They got sick and had to be taken to a hospital.
Prosecutors initially offered Rogers a 15-year sentence but eventually reached a five-year plea deal with him.
At the time, Rogers’ attorney, Andrew Platt, said his client was remorseful and “genuinely grateful” to the prosecutor for agreeing to offering the five-year term.--http://www.dallasnews.com/
ACCUSED AXE-MURDERER WILL PLEAD INSANITY (He is accused of killing a 4 yr. old boy & critically wounding 2 women)
A defense attorney for the man accused of killing a 4-month-old boy and critically wounding two women with a battle-ax will argue his client is not guilty by reason of insanity.
Deputy Public Defender Norm Reed said Thursday that Harold Montague suffers from a delusional disorder and is paranoid.
Reed's statement came moments after Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melanie Tobiasson found prosecutors presented enough evidence during a preliminary hearing to send the case to District Court, where Montague will stand trial. He is charged with one count of murder with a deadly weapon, two counts of attempted murder and battery and an additional count of battery on a police officer.
Authorities allege that in February Montague, who was supposed to be caring for his mentally and physically disabled sister-in-law, Monica O'Dazier, stabbed her in their home at 1609 San Pedro Ave., near Sahara Avenue and Maryland Parkway.
Police allege Montague then went outside and attacked the boy, Damian Avila Castro, and his mother, Sandra Castro.
Before being taken into custody, Montague also attacked a police officer, according to testimony during the preliminary hearing.
Castro testified during the preliminary hearing on Tuesday.
Montague is scheduled to be arraigned in District Court on May 3.---http://www.lvrj.com/
Deputy Public Defender Norm Reed said Thursday that Harold Montague suffers from a delusional disorder and is paranoid.
Reed's statement came moments after Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melanie Tobiasson found prosecutors presented enough evidence during a preliminary hearing to send the case to District Court, where Montague will stand trial. He is charged with one count of murder with a deadly weapon, two counts of attempted murder and battery and an additional count of battery on a police officer.
Authorities allege that in February Montague, who was supposed to be caring for his mentally and physically disabled sister-in-law, Monica O'Dazier, stabbed her in their home at 1609 San Pedro Ave., near Sahara Avenue and Maryland Parkway.
Police allege Montague then went outside and attacked the boy, Damian Avila Castro, and his mother, Sandra Castro.
Before being taken into custody, Montague also attacked a police officer, according to testimony during the preliminary hearing.
Castro testified during the preliminary hearing on Tuesday.
Montague is scheduled to be arraigned in District Court on May 3.---http://www.lvrj.com/
MAN BRUTALLY ATTACKED DURING FIGHT...
Cambridge — A man from New Hampshire was arrested after he slammed another man’s head on a granite block and caused him to bleed during a fight on April 10 near MIT.
At 1:25 a.m., police responded to a fight between two men on Mass. Ave. near Memorial Drive. One man allegedly threw some liquid at the other.
The second, later identified as John R. Kalliel, 18, of New Hampshire, chased the first man to a grassy area on Memorial Drive, where they continued struggling.
Then police saw Kalliel allegedly grab the other man and “hurl him with great force into a granite fence base” face first.
The suspect then hailed a cab and tried to flee. The victim was on his hands and knees, bleeding profusely from a large cut between his eyes. He was taken to a hospital.
The suspect was caught and charged with assault and allegedly kept repeating that he overreacted, according to the report.---http://www.wickedlocal.com/
At 1:25 a.m., police responded to a fight between two men on Mass. Ave. near Memorial Drive. One man allegedly threw some liquid at the other.
The second, later identified as John R. Kalliel, 18, of New Hampshire, chased the first man to a grassy area on Memorial Drive, where they continued struggling.
Then police saw Kalliel allegedly grab the other man and “hurl him with great force into a granite fence base” face first.
The suspect then hailed a cab and tried to flee. The victim was on his hands and knees, bleeding profusely from a large cut between his eyes. He was taken to a hospital.
The suspect was caught and charged with assault and allegedly kept repeating that he overreacted, according to the report.---http://www.wickedlocal.com/
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