Nathaniel Holman Stole Video Game System: Bolingbrook Cops

BOLINGBROOK, IL - A 19-year-old Bolingbrook resident who lives on Shady Lane finds himself accused of shady conduct. On Tuesday, Bolingbrook police put Nathaniel Holman in the back of a squad car and drove him to downtown Joliet, where he may stay for a long time. That's because Holman faces a $150,000 bond. He's charged with a felony offense of residential burglary. The crime occurred in Bolingbrook a month ago, according to Bolingbrook police reports.

On October 11, Bolingbrook learned that a residence in the 800 block of Summit Lane was burglarized during the previous two days. The burglar "entered the residence and stole a video game system and accessories," Bolingbrook police reports state.

It turns out Holman was that burglar, according to Bolingbrook police.

"Officers were able to identify the suspect as Nathanial Holman," reports show.

Police got a warrant for his arrest with a $150,000 bond. On Tuesday, "Holman was located at his place of employment and taken into custody by Bolingbrook officers," the report states.

As of Wednesday night, Holman was still lodged at the Will County jail. He needs to come up with 10 percent of his bond, which would be $15,000 cash, in order to post bail and remain free while his felony case is pending at the Will County Courthouse.

Mugshot of Nathaniel Holman via Will County Sheriff's Department