2 Disorderly Conduct Arrests At Joliet Walgreens On Ingalls: JPD

JOLIET, IL — A 21-year-old Joliet man and a 19-year-old Lockport man were arrested over the weekend following Friday's late night disturbance that involved a Walgreens employee threatened with being shot, and a laundry detergent display knocked over, according to Joliet police.

Officers arrested Joliet's Adrian Bailey on charges of disorderly conduct and Lockport's Jamain Lucas on identical charges.

The Walgreens store disturbance at 1801 Ingalls Ave. happened at 11:40 p.m.

According to Joliet Police spokesman Dwayne English, the following events left to the arrests of Bailey and Lucas:

• Bailey and Lucas got into an argument at the store after Lucas entered the store and began acting loud and disorderly.
• Inside Walgreens, Lucas knocked down a store display and grabbed a bottle of laundry detergent, and threw it across the store, nearly striking the store manager.
• As for Bailey, when a Walgreens employee refused to allow Bailey to use the restroom, Bailey threatened to shoot the employee. No weapon was observed.
• While Bailey was arrested at the store, Lucas tried running away, according to English.

"A short time later, it was learned that Lucas was an occupant in a vehicle stopped by Will County Sheriff’s Deputies near Pinewood Lane and Manhattan Road. Officers arrived at that scene and placed Lucas into custody without incident," English announced.

Bailey and Lucas were later released by Joliet police on I-bonds, according to police reports.