Koran Vows To Kill Braidwood Cops: Complaint

JOLIET, IL - On Wednesday, Shane Koran spent his 51st birthday caged up behind the steel bars of the Will County Adult Detention Facility, and he may be there for a while. The Braidwood man has been charged with aggravated battery, two counts of intimidation, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. The circumstances of Koran's arrest occurred back on April 26, in Braidwood, according to his complaint.

That night, Koran "around 8:30 p.m. screamed profanities through his apartment window at (a woman) at Country Place Apartments, Braidwood, in such an unreasonable manner as to alarm and disturb her and provoke a breach of the peace," the complaint states.

When several Braidwood police officers arrived to bring order to the scene, Koran "spat toward and physically kicked toward" one of the officers. The complaint states that Koran "kicked (one of the officers) in the leg using his foot."

Furthermore, Koran "threatened to use his .357 caliber firearm or his .22 caliber handgun to shoot (another of the officers) ... with the intent to cause (the officer) to discontinue the arrest of Shane R. Koran," the complaint states.

And that's not all.

Koran also was "threatening to appear at his house in camouflage and kill him" with the intent of causing the officer "to discontinue the arrest of Shane Koran," the complaint states.

Koran lives in the 100 block of Braidwood's East Cermak apartments, jail logs reflect.

The Braidwood Police Department waited until Monday night before capturing Koran, jail logs show. He was taken into custody and processed at the county jail shortly before 8 p.m.

His bail has been set at $100,000, meaning he needs to come up with $10,000, 10 percent, in order to post bond.

Mugshot of Shane Koran via Will County Sheriff's Department