The Chicago man was issued several citations after the five-car collision at Route 34 and Orchard Road.
He hacked more than 500 women's Snapchat accounts and also possessed hundreds of photos and videos depicting child porn, prosecutors said.
Investigators found child pornography on a laptop in the place where the Oswego man worked in Batavia, officials said.
A DuPage County judge granted the state's motion to deny the 48-year-old man pre-trial release after the incident in Wheaton.
The first citation came after the 50-year-old reportedly badgered patrons while drinking alcohol in front of a business, police said.
The goal of the campaign is to address the "drastic increase in speed-related crashes and moving violations," Oswego police said.
Police also made four arrests during the three-week-long "Click It or Ticket" campaign, officials said.
Cops encouraged drivers to avoid the area until the streets were cleared.
Officers will be on the lookout for impaired and unbuckled drivers during the three-week campaign.
He followed a group of young women home, entered the residence uninvited and attempted to sexually assault one of them, officials said.
The 67-year-old man was hospitalized for non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
The New Jersey man was pulled over in Oswego when police found a firearm and ammunition in his reach in the vehicle, officials said.
Drivers should use caution when driving through the area due to a multi-agency training exercise, officials said.
Officers issued the citations — and made seven arrests — during the two-week campaign encompassing Memorial Day.
A 68-year-old bike rider was hit at the intersection of Route 31 and Washington Street, police said.
A car was beginning to pull over for an emergency vehicle on Route 34 when it was rear-ended, police said.
The two-week enforcement encompasses the busy travel period for Memorial Day.
The heightened police presence at the church is not cause for concern, police said.
An Oswego woman faces DUI charges after the Monday morning crash, police said in an update.
Oswego police shared an update about Saturday's fatal crash on Route 34 as the incident remains under investigation.
A 40-year-old Hoffman Estates man is facing charges as a result of the crash, Oswego police revealed.
The crash remains under investigation, Oswego police said.
Oswego police participated in a month-long enforcement campaign in April, Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
The collision occurred after a driver made a left turn in front of a car on northbound Douglas Road, Oswego police said.
Police are asking drivers to avoid the area while the scene is cleared.
The man is facing multiple charges, including six counts of aggravated discharge of a firearm.
The calls, appearing to originate from the Kendall County Public Safety Center, claim the victim missed federal jury duty and must pay.
He was ordered to remain in custody pending further court proceedings, according to police
A man is facing charges after a reported robbery outside an Oswego home, and a second suspect remained at large.
People were asked to avoid the area, as water was being shuttled in due to a lack of nearby hydrants.
A citation was issued after the collision at the intersection of Wolf Road and Piper Glen Avenue in Oswego.
Oswego police are stepping up their enforcement efforts for the entire month of April.
The enforcement effort resulted in tickets for speeding, distracted driving and improper seat belt use, officials said.
The crash happened Wednesday afternoon.
The medical emergency occurred during the primary election Tuesday.
The man, a resident of Romeoville, was driving the car while his license was revoked due to a prior DUI violation, police said.
Initial reports said the pedestrian was unresponsive after she was hit in the parking lot near Ulta on Route 34, police said.
In 2020, Oswego police received two reports, both listed as batteries, naming Sean Staffeldt, who is now the subject of a lawsuit.
The woman was driving without a license or car insurance, according to Oswego police.
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