Crime & Safety
Man, 26, Refuses To Leave Joliet McDonald's On Cass Street: JPD
On Saturday, Joliet police say officers were called to the McDonald's on Joliet's east side because Chase Perry refused to leave.
JOLIET, IL — If you saw a large presence of Joliet police cars at the east side McDonald's at dinner time Saturday, the officers weren't here grabbing a Big Mac and fries. They were responding to a disturbance involving 26-year-old Bolingbrook resident Chase Perry, according to police.
Perry was hauled away in handcuffs and taken to the Will County Jail where he remained on Monday awaiting his bail hearing. Perry is being charged with aggravated battery to a security officer and criminal trespass to land.
Saturday's incident happened around 5:45 p.m. at 508 East Cass St.
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"Officers determined that Perry was refusing to leave the premises despite being told to leave by a security officer multiple times," police spokesman Dwayne English noted. "Officers learned that Perry had sprayed the security guard in the face with an air freshener spray. Officers located Perry on the property, and he was placed into custody without incident."
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