Battery, Criminal Sex Abuse, More Lake County Crime Reports

LAKE COUNTY, IL — The Lake County Sheriff's office detail several warrant arrests dated during the third week of February:

Warrant arrest: Aggravated criminal sexual abuse, grooming

Bruce E. Walker, 58, from the 2200 block of Bison Lane in Spring Grove, was arrested on Feb. 17 in the Pierce Drive in Spring Grove, on a warrant for aggravated criminal sexual abuse, in addition to grooming. Walker's bond is listed as 10 percent of $100,000. The sheriff's office lists Gertz's court date as scheduled for Thursday.

Warrant arrest: Aggravated domestic battery, more charges

Keith P. King, Jr., 32, from the 4100 block of Continental Drive in Waukegan, was arrested on Feb. 18 at his listed address on a warrant for aggravated domestic battery, aggravated battery and violation of an order of protection. His bond is listed as 10 percent of $500,000. The sheriff's office lists his court date as scheduled for March 11.

Warrant arrest: Aggravated domestic battery, more charges

Amia K. Moore, 23, from the 10000 block of W. Ames Avenue in Beach Park, was arrested Wednesday at the same listed address on a warrant for aggravated domestic battery, domestic battery, and faces a new charge of resisting a peace officer. Moore's bond is listed as 10 percent of $203,000. The sheriff's office lists their court date as scheduled for March 17.

Warrant arrest: Aggravated domestic battery of a child

Ian R. Welsh, 27, from the 1400 block of Kenmore Avenue in Round Lake Beach, was arrested Thursday in the 38700 block of N. Deep Lake Road in unincorporated Lake Villa on a warrant for aggravated domestic battery of a child. Welsh's bond is listed as 10 percent of $250,000. The sheriff's office lists their court date as scheduled for March 17.

Warrant arrest: Aggravated battery to a peace officer

Joshua A. Tattrie, 33, from the 500 block of N. Emerson Lane in Hainesville, was arrested Friday at his listed address on a warrant for aggravated battery to a peace officer. Tattrie's bond is listed as 10 percent of $25,000. The sheriff's office lists their court date as scheduled for Tuesday.

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.