Crime & Safety

Will County Jail Inmates For Sept. 23

The new inmates are from Joliet, Plainfield, Lockport, Frankfort, Naperville and New Lenox.

(Mugshot via Will County Sheriff's Office)

JOLIET, IL — The following people were arrested by police agencies across Will County and brought to the Will County Jail since Monday, Sept. 21. Here are the reasons for the arrests.

Thomas Crosier, 65, 500 block of North Hickory Street, Joliet, arrested by Romeoville police on charges of aggravated DUI license revoked or suspended and operating without insurance.

Crosier

Matthew Bochenski, 25, Haider Avenue, Naperville, arrested by Naperville police on charges of possession of controlled substances, resisting the arrest and two counts of manufacture or delivery of illegal narcotics.

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Bochenski

Jacob Bandyk, 19, West Bentley Drive, Plainfield, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on a temporary police hold for DuPage County plus two July charges of possession of illegal narcotics, LSD.

Bandyk

Gary Bush, 50, Roberts Road, New Lenox, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol, aggravated DUI/3rd, driving while revoked or suspended, aggravated DUI/no valid license.

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Bush

Lorenzo Childs, 35, South Wentworth Avenue, Chicago, arrested by New Lenox police on charges of aggravated ID theft and theft by deception.

Childs

William Griffin, 64, Rosanne Lane, Lockport, arrested by Lockport on charges of aggravated domestic battery, domestic battery and interfering with the reporting of domestic violence.

Griffin

Jack Mecher, 51, Merritton Road, Frankfort, arrested by Will County Sheriff's Office on charges of grooming, indecent solicitation/aggravated criminal sexual abuse and indecent solicitation/aggravated criminal sexual assault.

Mecher

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

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