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Carlos Ces
Rolling Mido’s police sergeant on an unpaid administrative leave after his arrest in the road to shooting last week in Eligin.
Rolling police chief John Novaki said that Carlos Cais, a 19 -year -old old warrior, was comfortable with his duties in the police after the copper administration learned of the traffic conflict on April 23.
Cais, 58, from Eljin, is accused of a felony with a strict battery and a felony of reckless emptying of a firearm.
During a detention session on Friday, the Ken County Judge ordered him to be released in pre -trial conditions – including that all firearms should surrender – pending the date of the court next June 12.
Says Alex Pedroka’s lawyer said on Monday that he is now in the discovery process to collect videos of the accident, including from a nearby fuel station and witnesses, and he may be ready to comment after the next court session.
Al -Jin police said they had been called to 1,100 blocks from Dundy Street at 7:23 pm on Wednesday for a firearm conflict.
Police said the traffic conflict between two men turned into a physical quarrel. The authorities said that at some point during the battle, a firearm was discharged.
Police said that a person was transferred to a hospital for a slight injury, but there were no injuries caused by the shooting.
Separate from the criminal investigation conducted by the ILGEG Police Department and the Kane state lawyer office, Novaki said that the Rolling Meadows Police Administration is conducting an internal investigation into the matter.
Says has been on power in Rolling Meadows since 2006, where he supervised housing and community participation programs. He also held the position of field training officer, juvenile officer, elderly service official, gang specialist and translator.
He previously worked in the PROSITTTHTHTS police from 1999 to 2006 and the Chicago Housing Police from 1990 to 1999.
Daily Herald Suzan Sarkoskas writer contributed to this report.
