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Lighter Fluid Attack | Accused Deputy's Background | Man Lures Teen
Boat explosion | Girl Scout brings heart to project | No charges in fatal shooting | Local legend dies at 92
ILLINOIS — On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across Illinois. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
Man Throws Lighter Fluid At Woman, Her Child: Police
Police say he threw lighter fluid and hot coffee at a woman and her child, after nearly hitting them with his car.

Deputy Who Killed Sonya Massey Worked At 6 Police Agencies In 4 Years
He also pleaded guilty twice to driving under the influence, records show, and was discharged from the Army for "misconduct (serious offense)."
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Man 'Lured' Missing Girl To Illinois, Sexually Abused Her: Police
A 43-year-old man is in custody in connection with allegations he encouraged a teenager he met online to take a bus from her home in North Carolina to Chicago before bringing her to his suburban home and sexually abusing her, authorities said.
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2 Rescued By Good Samaritan After Boat Explosion: Officials
Two men were hospitalized after an explosion engulfed their boat in flames. Another boater in the area rescued the pair, who were taken to a hospital to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation.
No Charges After Fatal Shooting In Apartment
A man died from his injuries after authorities said he unlawfully entered the residence and was shot by a person with a concealed carry license.
Longtime Business Owner, Driving Force Behind Local Fest Dies At 92
"I learned from her that success is measured not merely in how much wealth you accumulate but in how many lives you touch," her son said.

Girl Scout Brings A Whole Lot Of Heart To Gold Award Project
After having a heart transplant at age 12, the suburban Girl Scout now has her sights set on becoming a doctor. "I love working with kids and I think it will be amazing to be able to tell my patients, 'I’ve been through what you’ve been through.'"
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