Resisting A Correctional Officer, Other Lake County Crime Reports

LAKE COUNTY, IL — The Lake County Sheriff's office responded to several crime incidents in recent days:

Tuesday, Nov. 5

Resisting a correctional officer

Sharahd Davis, 25, from the 1800 block of Victoria Avenue, North Chicago, is accused of resisting a correctional officer at the Lake County Jail on Nov. 5, while being held on other charges. Davis' court date is set for Dec. 2.

Aggravated battery to a peace officer, other

Henry M. Dolan, 23, from the 0 to 100 block of Laurel Avenue, Lake Forest, was arrested on Nov. 5 on accusations of aggravated battery to a peace officer, unlawful possession of a controlled substance, resisting a peace officer, and DUI (drugs). His bond was set at $40,000 and his court date is listed as Nov. 14.

Thursday, Nov. 7

Warrant arrest: Parole violation

Hershel Phillips, 23, from the 6900 block of S. Carpenter Drive, Chicago, was arrested Thursday at Old Route 41 and State Line Road, unincorporated Wadsworth, on a warrant for parole violation. No bail has been set and he's being held at the Illinois Department of Corrections.

Friday, Nov. 8

False report to 911

unincorporated Antioch, was arrested Friday at the above address on accusations of providing a false report to 911. He's bond was set at $20,000 (recognizance), and according to the sheriff's office, his court date is set for Nov. 19.

Warrant arrest: Unlawful possession of a controlled substance

Derek A. Ventresca, 31, from the 200 block of Gladys Avenue, Fox River Grove, was arrested Friday in the 37900 block of N. Wilson Avenue, Beach Park, on a warrant for unlawful possession of a controlled substance. His bond was set at $40,000, and according to the sheriff's office, his court date is set for Nov. 14.

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