Strangulation, Meth Possession, More Lake County Crime Reports

LAKE COUNTY, IL — The Lake County Sheriff's office released a weekly arrest summary detailing crimes reported on April 6 through April 12. Among the crimes reported include:

Warrant arrest: Unlawful possession of methamphetamine

Adam S. Kerby. 41, from Trevor, Wisconsin, was arrested on April 6 in the 200 block of Main Street in Antioch on a warrant for unlawful possession of methamphetamine (meth). His bond is listed by the sheriff's office as $30,000 (recognizance) and his court date is scheduled for June 11.

Warrant arrest: Aggravated robbery

Amani N. Norris, 21, from Waukegan, was arrested on April 7 in the 500 block of S. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue in Waukegan on a warrant for aggravated battery. Norris' bond is listed by the sheriff's office as $250,000, and their court date is scheduled for May 7.

Warrant arrest: Obstructing identification (failure to appear)

Dwayne J. Holder, 27, from Zion, was arrested Thursday in the 2900 block of Gabriel Street in Zion on a warrant for failing to appear for obstructing identification. Holder's bond is listed by the sheriff's office as $35,000. His court date is scheduled for June 25.

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Warrant arrest: Offenses in several counties

Christopher M. Friedle, 28, from Wonder Lake, was arrested Thursday in the 6800 block of McCullom Lake Road in Wonder Lake on a warrant out of Lake County for unlawful restraint, kidnapping and aggravated domestic battery out of Cook County, and domestic battery out of McHenry County. Friedle's court date is listed as "TBD" and he's being held on no bond.

Aggravated domestic battery — strangulation

Jeffrey A. Peters, 48, from Beach Park, was arrested Thursday in the 38700 block of North Sheridan Road in Beach Park on accusations of aggravated domestic battery — strangulation. His bond is listed by the sheriff's office as $20,000, and his court date is scheduled for Wednesday.

Police report information is provided by local police departments. Charges are not evidence of guilt. They are a record of police actions on a given day, and persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.