Crime & Safety

New Year's Eve: Will County Mugshots

The following people may spend the start of 2019 behind bars in Will County.

JOLIET, IL -As 2018 draws to a close, a number of people are spending their time incarcerated at the Will County Jail. Why? Because they were taken into custody over this past weekend by your police officers who work across Will County. Here's a sampling of the latest new inmates of the Will County Jail. Maybe you will recognize some of them.

Diante Williams, 28, Chicago, arrested by Joliet Police on charges of burglary and resisting the arrest.

Williams

Kenneth Garcia, 27, Pembroke Township, arrested by Joliet Police for retail theft.

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Garcia

Gayle Graham, 46, Pembroke Township, arrested by Joliet Police for retail theft.

Graham

Jerry Holt, 61, South Ridge Road, Elwood, arrested by Will County for domestic battery.

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Holt

Antonio Lozono-Jimenez, 19, 1200 block of Massachusetts Avenue, Joliet, arrested by Illinois State Police District 5 on charges of possession of controlled substances.

Lozono-Jimenez

Armando Mendoza-Ramirez, 32, 500 block of Pontiac Street, Joliet, arrested by Will County for domestic battery.

Mendoza-Ramirez

Gil Palmerin-Rodriguez, 48, 500 block of Henderson Avenue, Joliet, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on charges of drunken driving and DUI/BAC 0.08.

Palmerin-Rodriguez

Edwin Rodriguez, 55, Beecher, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on charges of aggravated DUI/license suspended or revoked, DUI, operating uninsured and driving with a suspended license.

Rodriguez

Zane Willhide, 22, Presdque, Maine, arrested by Illinois State Police District 5 on charges of meth delivery, meth possession, armed violence and possession of controlled substances.

Willhide


Mugshots via Will County Sheriff's Office

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