Crime & Safety
Weekend In Will County Jail Jan. 4
The following inmates are from Joliet, Plainfield, Bolingbrook, Steger and beyond.

JOLIET, IL — The following people were taken away in handcuffs by police departments across Will County since Friday, Jan. 3.
Wieslaw Zajkowski, 61, West Mackinac Road, Homer Glen, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on charges of reckless discharge of a gun.

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Richard Proctor, 25, 3600 block of Chicago Road, Steger, arrested by Steger Police on two counts of murder/intent to kill/injure. No formal charges are on file at the courthouse, however, the Chicago Sun-Times reported on Friday that 28-year-old Ryan S. Connell died in Steger on New Year's Day from multiple stab wounds inside a home in the 3600 block of Chicago Road.

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Jose Carrera-Garcia, 28, Miller Court, Plainfield, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on a new court holding related to a 2018 charge of causing a child to be endangered.

Christopher Esbensen, 29, Dunham Court, Bolingbrook, arrested by Bolingbrook Police on three charges of domestic battery and three charges of aggravated domestic battery against a victim who is a senior citizen.

Julian Garcia, 18, 400 block of Harwood Street, Joliet, arrested by the Will County Sheriff's Office on two charges of illegal possession of cannabis, possession of 30 to 100 grams of cannabis and charges of speeding 26 to 34 mph above the legal speed limit.

Andrii Khokhliuk, 30, Willowbrook, arrested by Lockport Police on charges of aggravated DUI/5th, obstructing justice, reckless driving, driving on a revoked or suspended license and operating without auto insurance.

Patrick Worrall, 43, Iroquois Drive, Channahon, arrested by Will County on a remand from court related to 2018 charges of being a sexual predator inside of a public park.

Arrest report information is provided by local police departments. Charges are merely allegations, not evidence of guilt.
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